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Putin hails Russian "heroes", but says military must learn lessons from Ukraine war

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Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed Russia would fulfil all the goals of its military campaign in Ukraine as he heralded Russian soldiers and defence chiefs as "heroes" in a speech in Moscow. However, he also seemed to acknowledge that not all is going according to plan for Russia's military in Ukraine, saying the Ministry of Defence needed to take on board lessons that had been learnt during the invasion.

Added on the 21/12/2022 17:18:43 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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