MOSCOW, 10 Oct. Readers of the Turkish newspaper Haber 7 called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop provocations against Moscow after his statement that Russia would be better off «running» from Crimea. Many users warned the Ukrainian leader about the irreparable consequences for Kyiv in the event of an escalation of the conflict.< p>"Zelensky should not provoke Moscow — it would be better if he listens to Merkel and compromises with Putin", wrote one of the commentators.
«Russia can wipe Ukraine off the face of the earth in two days. Not get down the rotten U.S. rope down the well,» warned another.12:16Special military operation in UkraineKadyrov urged Zelensky to flee to the West»Russia has repeatedly warned Kyiv about the consequences of Ukraine's entry into NATO and urged to remain a neutral state. What did Zelensky do? He threw his people into the fire,» another reader stated. Russia and Ukraine will unite and deal with the US and the UK,” a fourth user suggested. “Zelensky followed Europe, went into conflict with Russia, and the US simply used Ukraine,” commentators summed up. stated that NATO should deliver preventive strikes against Russia, and not wait for nuclear strikes from her side. Later, the press secretary of the Ukrainian leader, Sergei Nikiforov, explained that the president did not call for the use of nuclear weapons against Russia, but meant preventive sanctions. delight to horror: the EU is afraid of Russia's response to the attack on the Crimean bridgeIn late September, in an address to the Russians, Putin said that the West had crossed every line in anti-Russian rhetoric and had already launched nuclear blackmail. According to him, representatives of the leading NATO states speak out about the admissibility of using weapons of mass destruction against Moscow, but the authors of such statements should take into account that «the wind rose can also turn in their direction.» Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, for his part, noted that the risk of nuclear war is very significant, but emphasized that Moscow's principled position is the inadmissibility of the use of such weapons. in Zelensky's behavior after Putin's words