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Lavrov: Russia Won’t Stop at Current Line, Citing “Our Grandfathers Fought Against the Nazis”

Lavrov says Russia will not halt at the current line of contact, invoking the memory that “our grandfathers fought against the Nazis.”

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Lavrov: Russia Won’t Stop at Current Line, Citing “Our Grandfathers Fought Against the Nazis”

Sergei Lavrov said Russia will not stop at the current line of contact, framing the move as part of a historical struggle. In remarks highlighting Russia’s role in defeating Nazi forces, he compared the present moment to the experiences of “our grandfathers.” Lavrov’s comments were made amid ongoing fighting, as both sides continue to accuse each other of escalating violence and ignoring ceasefire proposals. The statement echoes Kremlin narratives that seek to justify continued operations with WWII-era symbolism.

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