Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday there would be no peace in Ukraine until the Kremlin realizes its goals, which remain unchanged after nearly two years of fighting that has sent tensions soaring between Moscow and the West.
Speaking at a year-end news conference that offered him an opportunity to reinforce his grip on power, Putin gave some rare details on what Moscow calls its “special military operation.”
He dismissed the need for a second wave of mobilization of reservists to fight in Ukraine — a move that has been deeply unpopular. He said there are some 617,000 Russian soldiers there, including around 244,000 troops who were called up to fight alongside professional military forces.
“There will be peace when we will achieve our goals,” Putin said, repeating a frequent Kremlin line. “Victory will be ours.”
Geopolitical interests is the keyword you’re looking for.
Many of so called “developed nations” care more about their interests rather than human rights.
Many nations in general, not just developed or developing.
Correct.
I did mention developed countries since they’re utilizing human rights to push their agenda once they align together.
Developing countries do the same but they have little to non existent influence over other countries / nations.