Putin, against the background of Kiev's attacks, wondered what it was possible to talk about with terrorists.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, commenting on Kiev's attacks on the territory of the Russian Federation, expressed doubt about the expediency of negotiations with terrorists.

"Who is negotiating with those who rely on terror? With terrorists?" he said on June 4 during a videoconference with members of the Russian government.

In addition, the head of state asked why Ukraine should be encouraged by giving it a temporary pause in hostilities.

Treaty and capabilities: The West once again did not notice the strike of Ukrainian drones on the Russian Federation

By its actions, the "war party" wants to disrupt peace initiatives, experts say.

On June 3, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Putin had received information about Sunday's attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on Russian regions online. In addition, he recalled that the Russian Defense Ministry is investigating the details of the incident.