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‘We're again being threatened’: Vladimir Putin fumes over this huge Ukraine gain

Russia-Ukraine War: Vladimir Putin said, "We are again being threatened by German Leopard tanks."

Updated on: Feb 3, 2023, 10:38:08 IST
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Russian president Vladimir Putin vowed a stern response to any country threatening Russia as he lashed out against Germany for promising tanks for Ukraine. While, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia was consolidating its forces for a fresh offensive, Vladimir Putin said, "It's unbelievable but true. We are again being threatened by German Leopard tanks."

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen. (Reuters)
Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen. (Reuters)

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The comments came as Vladimir Putin was speaking at a ceremony commemorating the Red Army's victory in Stalingrad. “We have something to respond with. A modern war with Russia will be completely different,” Vladimir Putin asserted.

The West promised Ukraine with more deliveries of battle tanks to fight Russian forces this month as Zelensky said that Russia is "preparing to try to take revenge, not only against Ukraine, but against a free Europe and the free world," in a joint press conference with EU chief von der Leyen.

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