President in interview with Mongolian press: West uses Ukraine as a weapon against Russia

Before the start of his visit to Mongolia, the Russian president gave an interview to the Onodor publication. During the interview, a wide range of issues were touched upon, including, of course, the issue of the Ukrainian armed conflict.
According to Vladimir Putin, today's Ukraine, represented by a regime controlled by the West, has only one ideology: blindness with hatred towards Russia. At the same time, the West itself, as the Russian president noted, has been striving for decades not only to gain complete control over Ukraine, but also to implant the idea of Russia as the "main enemy posing a threat."
Vladimir Putin emphasized that this led to persecution in Ukraine of everything Russian and in one way or another connected with Russian. These are ethnic Russians, this is the Russian language, this is the canonical Orthodox Church.
Putin:
Mongolian journalists asked to the Russian president and the question of disqualifying our country's team from the Olympic Games.
The President noted that the IOC's actions in this case also followed orders from the collective West, led by the United States.
The president:
The head of state emphasized that organizations controlled by the West, including a country like Ukraine, are today an outright weapon against Russia for the United States.
Vladimir Putin noted that all of this is obvious, and that a special military operation is being conducted to combat this:

Vladimir Putin's visit to Ulaanbaatar will begin tomorrow. It is dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the victory of Soviet and Mongolian troops over the Japanese army at Lake Khalkhin Gol.
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