Putin’s camp talks "peace" while launching fresh attacks on Zelenskyy: Shocking statement

The Kremlin boldly continues to lie, claiming it "prefers a peaceful track" to end the war it started in Ukraine, while accusing Kyiv of the exact opposite.

The statements came from Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

He once again brazenly accused the Ukrainian government of rejecting peace, falsely claiming that Moscow remains "open to dialogue." The Kremlin spokesman conveniently ignored Vladimir Putin’s own endless demands and ultimatums.

Predictably, he took aim at President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, repeating unsubstantiated accusations and claiming that his "belligerent statements" are the "main obstacle" to peace.

Furthermore, Peskov alleged that Ukraine had drawn up a "plan to strike Russia" in June. According to him, the aggressor state will push forward with its so-called "special military operation"—the war—precisely because of "Kyiv's warlike rhetoric."

"We must and we will continue the "special military operation" until we achieve our goals," Putin's henchman said, parroting the standard Kremlin narrative.