Putin called the territories of Ukraine that escaped from control as Russia's historical lands

Russian President Vladimir Putin has made another controversial statement regarding the mines around Ukraine, the status of territories outside of control, and the historical-genetic roots of the two nations. One.uz reports this.

The Kremlin leader emphasized that the territories lost by Ukrainian officials are not actually Kyiv's, but are considered the historical lands of the Russian state. This claim indicates that Moscow's position regarding the territories it has taken control of during the armed conflicts remains firm and that it does not intend to compromise on the issue of borders.

Historical and geopolitical position Putin regards the lands outside the control of the Kyiv administration not as Ukraine's national property, but as Russia's original historical territories. This geopolitical position once again confirms Moscow's firm stance on the issue of borders.

The Russian leader, addressing territorial issues, put forward his country's historical perspective. Genetic studies and the one-people theory The Russian leader relied on scientific research in addition to traditional political arguments.

"Recent genetic studies show that Russians and Ukrainians are actually one people," Putin emphasized. The Kremlin leader has previously repeatedly stated that Russians, Ukrainians, and Belarusians share common historical, cultural, and blood_kinship foundations.

This statement triggered a wave of sharp political debates against the backdrop of ongoing military-political conflicts and diplomatic negotiations in the international arena.