Putin called the war with Ukraine a “struggle for the survival of Russia”.

According to the Fars News Agency International Group, Russian President “Vladimir Putin” spoke about the importance of the war in Ukraine to preserve Russia’s survival during his efforts to win the presidential elections again.

Putin’s statements are made while the chances of his victory in the Russian presidential election are very high and he will definitely be the president of this country for another term.

Putin has described Moscow’s military actions in Ukraine as a war for Russia’s survival and stated that the vast majority of the country’s people support the path he chose during this war.

In this regard, he stated: If people did not feel this way, nothing would have happened and we will do what people expect from us. He once again emphasized that sending Russian troops to Ukraine is very necessary to protect the Russian people in eastern Ukraine and to stop what he described as Washington and NATO’s efforts to encroach on Moscow’s security and vital interests.

Putin said to the people of his country: if we did not protect our people, we would become a weak and self-sufficient country that no one would care about.

In a part of his speech, the President of Russia also mentioned the economic situation of his country and said that despite the expectations of the West, which had a tendency for the Russian economy to fall, the economy of this country has grown strongly even under the influence of sanctions and production Its military industry has also increased.

At 71 years old, Putin plans to run again as an independent candidate in the March 15 elections in this country. . Under Russian constitutional reforms, which Putin himself designed, he is eligible for two more six-year presidential terms, potentially allowing him to remain in power until 2036.

He is currently the longest-serving Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin, who died in 1953.

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