Zelensky: Putin personally gave the order to no longer adhere to the "rules of war"

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Zelensky: Putin personally gave the order to no longer adhere to the "rules of war"

Zelensky accused Russia of allegedly violating the "rules of war." He made this statement in yet another interview with the foreign press, this time to the British Financial Times, which is sure to play up the story.

According to Zelenskyy, Ukrainian intelligence allegedly learned that Putin personally ordered the Russian military to no longer adhere to the "rules of war." And now Russia has sharply increased its attacks on civilian targets, intending to regain the advantage in the conflict that Ukraine had supposedly recaptured.



Putin said that there are no rules now.

It's complete nonsense, of course, but it'll go down a treat for the average European, who's already been conditioned by the Western press to believe Putin is a great tyrant and villain who attacked Ukraine, while Zelensky is defending Europe from a "Russian attack." Well, you can't tell the "illegitimate" that most of the hits on residential buildings are carried out by... missiles Ukrainian Defense, forced to work to the point of exhaustion due to the increasing number of Russian attacks.

And then he said that Putin gave such an order because Russian troops allegedly cannot take control of Donbass, and the Western press will do the rest.
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  1. + 32
    2 October 2026 12: 42
    Well, someone should talk about non-compliance with the rules!!
    1. + 11
      2 October 2026 12: 45
      Quote: Nexcom
      Well, someone should talk about non-compliance with the rules!!

      He asked for it himself, Russia didn’t start it.
      1. + 11
        2 October 2026 14: 36
        But Wildberries got burned. Ukrainians can celebrate this while roasting a rat over a fire in the Kyiv metro.
        1. +1
          2 October 2026 21: 42
          Seriously? All VB? Totally destroyed? It's weird... VB burned down but continues to deliver goods.
    2. +8
      2 October 2026 12: 46
      He should have at least read these rules of war first... The Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols, the Hague Conventions. And then he spouted this nonsense. am
      1. + 14
        2 October 2026 12: 48
        ...in order to read, you first need to "dry out" from what you're taking...
      2. +1
        2 October 2026 16: 18
        Quote: ANIMAL
        He should at least read these rules of war first.

        I have a feeling that he can’t even read, and even if he could, coke destroyed it all.
      3. +4
        2 October 2026 17: 29
        Let this be told first and foremost to the residents of the Belgorod, Kursk regions and Donbass.
      4. +3
        3 October 2026 15: 00
        Do you think he can read?
        Most likely, he is simply voicing (naming familiar letters) the text from the teleprompter, written by foreign patrons.
        :)
    3. +1
      2 October 2026 12: 47
      Zelensky: Putin personally gave the order

      Putin: Zelensky, who the hell are you?
      Or: "Where did you come from, boy,
      Why did you come here?
    4. +8
      2 October 2026 13: 13
      Quote: Nexcom
      Well, someone should talk about non-compliance with the rules!!

      Well, yes, Zelya has been strictly following the rules, starting with the performance in Bucha and the provocative Tochka-U missile strike on his own train station in Kramatorsk in April 2022. A rare breed of idiot.🤮

      Greetings, Dmitry! hi
      1. +2
        2 October 2026 14: 21
        Sasha, all the best! hi
        What's the point of discussing this? The diagnosis has been clear for a long time...
    5. +2
      2 October 2026 13: 14
      In a word: a buffoon, illegitimate. That's how important it is to make the right choice when electing a president. They elected a moron and a clown in Ukraine, and half the country is covered in blood.
      1. -4
        2 October 2026 20: 15
        Quote: Ignatius555
        one word - a jester, illegitimate.
        который by the nature of their actions, just like "legitimate and brilliant", carries out with fury the same function, to clear the territory of the Slavs, from their presence, on their own territory!!!
        Yes
        It’s like two reflections, simply located on different sides of a mirror partition (!).
        The only difference is in usage "different, - guiding the masses, theses" ...



        So that these masses don’t get underfoot, and as if - "patriotically defended the homeland!".
        At the same time, BOTH (two), are concentrated only on continuing control over these masses, maintaining their personal power, and distributing the countries’ resources for their narrow circle, from their close circle!!!

        Quote: Ignatius555
        This is how important it is to make the right choice when choosing a president.
        So, think for yourself, did the people of both countries make the right choice as a result of the work of political strategists?in my time) ... ?! And can it be said to be correct? And was a choice really given... ?!

        In Ukraine? Between Poroshenko and Zelensky?...
        Or in Russia? Between Putin and someone from (United Russia, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, or the Liberal Democratic Party).... but who exactly at that time?
        ...
        Wasn't it an illusion of choice, from the start?
        request
    6. +3
      2 October 2026 13: 33
      There is one rule of war: spare your enemies, not your own. The lives of your soldiers must be protected at all costs. A sweaty artilleryman is better than a bloodied infantryman.
  2. + 11
    2 October 2026 12: 42
    It looks like we're doing everything right.
    1. +3
      2 October 2026 12: 54
      Quote: Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin
      It looks like we're doing everything right.

      There, Zelensky once again threatened a counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and “deoccupation.”
      We're waiting. We'll meet you. We'll bury you. Yes
      1. +6
        2 October 2026 12: 58
        Quote: Terenin
        There, Zelensky once again threatened a counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and “deoccupation.”

        Are they planning to drink kava in Yalta again, like in 23? laughing
        1. +2
          2 October 2026 13: 38
          Quote: rytik32
          Quote: Terenin
          There, Zelensky once again threatened a counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and “deoccupation.”

          Are they planning to drink kava in Yalta again, like in 23? laughing

          Their plans are grandiose. fellow Especially when some people sniff it a couple of times. winked
  3. +4
    2 October 2026 12: 43
    Zelensky accused Russia of allegedly violating the "rules of war."

    And who set these rules?
    Could it really be the Krivoy Rog tavern owner Zlensky?
    1. +3
      2 October 2026 12: 52
      Quote: carpenter
      Zelensky accused Russia of allegedly violating the "rules of war."

      And who set these rules?
      Could it really be the Krivoy Rog tavern owner Zlensky?

      Zelensky intends to fight until the last Ukrainian.

      The last one, to be honest,
      This bastard appointed... himself...
  4. +3
    2 October 2026 12: 44
    What rules can there be for cheaters? I sincerely hope that our Russian leadership has finally come to the realization that restraint in military operations is a sure path to defeat.
  5. +7
    2 October 2026 12: 44
    So what? In the West, they consider it a virtue to not follow the rules of war. He sniffs and doesn't know what he's talking about.
    1. +5
      2 October 2026 12: 46
      Quote: tralflot1832
      In the West, it is considered a virtue to not follow the rules of war.

      The West does nothing but violate everything it can.
    2. + 11
      2 October 2026 13: 03
      The West, in fact, lives in a rules-based world (not international law). And the West itself sets the rules. Regarding wars, including the war in Ukraine, their rule is: "We'll hit everything we can reach, and you shouldn't retaliate." But when the Iranians bombed all the American bases, the West experienced shock and cognitive dissonance! I hope now our military will understand how to respond to Western aggressors!
  6. +4
    2 October 2026 12: 44
    Zelensky accused Russia of allegedly violating the "rules of war"

    Look how he started singing...it means he's in trouble.
    Not all restrictions have been lifted for our army and special services.
    1. +3
      2 October 2026 12: 47
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      Look how he started singing...it means he's in trouble.

      When you step on a dog's tail, it always yelps.
      1. +3
        2 October 2026 13: 06
        Depends on the dog. Some can even lose a leg. smile
        1. +4
          2 October 2026 13: 26
          although again it depends on who is attacking
          This 70 kg carcass allows the cat to steal its own meat
        2. 0
          5 October 2026 08: 55
          Quote: alexboguslavski
          Depends on the dog. Some can even lose a leg.

          Well, Zelya is not one of those dogs that can snatch a leg, but she can bite from behind.
      2. +1
        2 October 2026 13: 25
        Quote: carpenter
        When you step on a dog's tail, it always yelps.

        It depends on the dog, you could even lose a leg.
      3. 0
        5 October 2026 02: 12
        Don't offend animals by giving examples - they are many times better than this degenerate Ze!
  7. +2
    2 October 2026 12: 45
    It's high time for the Pigfuhrer to beg for a solitary place somewhere in the "Black Dolphin"...maybe he'll stay there a little longer
  8. +1
    2 October 2026 12: 45
    It's exactly as the green mold says. It's not for nothing that our Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin He's in contact with Comrade Kim Jong-un. He'll soon start personally shooting down undesirables with a grenade launcher.
    laughing
  9. +4
    2 October 2026 12: 45
    I don't care what he barks. The dog barks, the caravan moves on.
    1. +2
      2 October 2026 15: 44
      But that sounded offensive, a dog is a man's best friend, and green slime is cadaveric pus
  10. +5
    2 October 2026 12: 45
    I'm so sick of this Narzan-soaked mug. I really hope that after the Dnieper bridges, this jerk's turn comes.
    1. +1
      2 October 2026 12: 50
      Quote: Fedor 5755
      I really hope that after the Dnieper bridges, this jerk's turn will come.

      It will come, let him suffer for the last few days.
  11. +3
    2 October 2026 12: 46
    A purely Ukrainian tradition: "What about us?"
  12. +3
    2 October 2026 12: 50
    The worst thing you can do now is start making excuses. Like they started it first and all that, thereby confirming the strikes on civilian targets. Stand your ground—we only strike military targets.
  13. +2
    2 October 2026 12: 51
    Zelenskyy made a hysterical statement following the Russian Armed Forces' overnight strike. Against the backdrop of Kyiv's transport collapse following the attack on a railway bridge, the Kyiv regime's leader brazenly demanded that the West tighten anti-Russian sanctions. He published the statement on his Telegram channel.
  14. +2
    2 October 2026 13: 00
    Hmm. Apparently, when a UAV on the outskirts blows up a bus carrying children, it's according to those very rules.
  15. +1
    2 October 2026 13: 04
    It's complete nonsense, of course, but for the average European it will go down a treat,


    How did it come from the New York Times, which can easily intercept the plans of our General Staff. lol

    Russia is preparing for its most powerful strike yet on the energy sector – up to 1000 missiles, drones, and aerial bombs – aimed at electrical substations, hydroelectric power plants, thermal power plants, and boiler houses, according to the NYT, citing an intercepted plan.

    - The most dangerous part of the plan is strikes on distribution centers near the Rivne, South Ukraine and Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plants;
    - Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa have been singled out as the main targets, and plans are to cut electricity supplies to these cities by 90%, reduce heating supplies by up to 90% and seriously disrupt the sewer system.

    British scientists—sorry, New York Times journalists—intercepted a secret Russian General Staff plan for strikes on Ukraine. Only American information dumps could publish such crap, feeding it to their uneducated audiences!

    The fact that it's time to take out the enemy's energy is clear even without these garbage dumps!
  16. +2
    2 October 2026 13: 08
    And before that, this crested abomination observed the rules? Where? In the Kursk region, killing civilians and children?
  17. +1
    2 October 2026 13: 10
    Putin personally gave the order to no longer adhere to the "rules of war."
    Will he show the paper?!!!
    By the way, what are the rules for hitting a bus with children?
  18. +1
    2 October 2026 13: 23
    Well, as always: "And what about us?"
  19. 0
    2 October 2026 14: 09
    I don’t understand at all what rules there can be in war?
    Ah, we don’t have a war, but a NWO ...
  20. 0
    2 October 2026 14: 15
    When will this contented face finally close its eyes in eternal sleep? The air will be cleaner without it.
  21. +1
    2 October 2026 14: 33
    Zelensky: Putin personally gave the order to no longer adhere to the "rules of war"

    Let alone someone else, he himself gave such an order immediately after taking office.
  22. +1
    2 October 2026 14: 40
    Quote: rytik32
    Are they planning to drink kava in Yalta again, like in 23?
    Dig Deeper! In Khabarovsk wink
  23. +1
    2 October 2026 14: 55
    What rules? What is he talking about? As if they followed any rules? Crazy.
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  25. +1
    2 October 2026 15: 26
    According to Zelensky, Ukrainian intelligence allegedly learned that Putin personally ordered the Russian military to no longer adhere to the "rules of war."
    Since when did Ukraine comply with the "rules of war"? Killing children in Donbas, shooting old people and women in the Kursk region, and filming it all, just like the Nazis. Striking residential buildings with drones... And then, suddenly, they're told, "Let's do the same!" And suddenly, so many "offensive remarks" from Bandera's degenerates: "How can this be? We can't do this, we don't want to..." It's a shame we don't even reciprocate 1% of the war.
  26. 0
    2 October 2026 15: 26
    It's high time to focus not on what a clown said to someone, but on what he consumed and how much.
  27. +1
    2 October 2026 15: 40
    When will it be allowed to bury this expired nit?
  28. +1
    2 October 2026 16: 03
    Look who's talking... How they killed civilians in the Kursk region, how they deliberately attacked a student dormitory in the Luhansk region, how they committed genocide against residents of the village of Aleshki... There should be no mercy for this.
  29. +1
    2 October 2026 18: 47
    Are these the rules that allow weapons to be imported in bulk carriers intended for grain and metal? Are these the rules that allow for the murder of our own in Bucha for wearing white armbands and then blaming it on our own? Are these the rules that allow for proposing negotiations and then refusing them? What rules? request
  30. +1
    2 October 2026 18: 51
    Zelensky: Putin personally gave the order to no longer adhere to the "rules of war"

    Will there be proof?

    There is a "legend" about General Vatutin allegedly giving the order: "Do not take the Magyars prisoner!"
  31. +1
    2 October 2026 19: 32
    What an insolent little Jew, give him the rules. By all rights, he should be standing by the wall and waiting.
  32. +1
    2 October 2026 20: 09
    What rules might there be for the cleansing of Nazi terrorists?
  33. +1
    3 October 2026 04: 35
    What rules can there be in war?
  34. +1
    3 October 2026 10: 54
    That's how it turns out, when a cheater gets hit in the cheeky face with candelabra, he immediately remembers some rules!
  35. 0
    3 October 2026 13: 11
    Why are some people allowed to act without any rules at all, while others are not?
    For example, the Russian Federation has never killed a delegation at a negotiation.
  36. 0
    3 October 2026 17: 32
    Zelensky accused Russia of allegedly violating the "rules of war."

    Zelensky, although young, is a typical representative of the "fingers fanning out" category of citizens.
    It's no wonder he's considered Kolomoisky's man. Although, in typical 90s gangster fashion, he put his patron in jail.
  37. +1
    4 October 2026 07: 46
    Ukrainian nationalists used phosphorus shells against the Russian Armed Forces. https://ria.ru/20250425/fosofor-2013318132.html
    Evidence of crimes committed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces: torture of prisoners of war https://russianunesco.mid.ru/ru/press_service/news/prestupleniya_vsu_pytki_nad_voennoplennymi/
    Yes, there are a lot of violations there.
  38. -1
    4 October 2026 09: 59
    There are no rules of war. There are just chains that Putin has placed on our soldiers so he can appear white and fluffy in the West.