Speaking to journalists in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, Sergey Shoigu strongly disagreed with Zelensky's assessment that Crimea belongs to Ukraine. As well as being the minister of defense, Shoigu has also been selected by the ruling United Russia party to lead the faction into the upcoming parliamentary elections.
"The leaders of Ukraine come and go, but Crimea has always been, is, and will be Russian," Shoigu summarized.
On Tuesday, in an interview with TV channel Dom, Zelensky argued that citizens of Ukraine have fond recollections associated with Crimea and the Black Sea, claiming that his fellow countrymen love the peninsula more than Russians do.
"I lived there. It is my land. It is not their land and will not be. They will not raise their future generations here. Their children won't live here. They won't die for our land. It will never be Russian territory."















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