Russian Foreign Ministry official Alexey Polishchuk told news agency TASS that all of Russia's goals 'will be reached.'
, describing the war with the Kremlin-approved description,"special military operation," which he insisted was going to plan.
listed"denazification" as one of the reasons for his war, which has been widely rejected by Kyiv and the West.Two Russian soldiers patrol in the Mariupol drama theater, bombed last March 16, in Mariupol on April 12, 2022. A senior Russian official has said that the Ukraine war will end âonce its tasks are fulfilled.â
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