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Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned the West on Monday that an immediate struggle among Russia and the US-drove NATO military union would mean the planet was one stage away from Universal Conflict Three however said barely anybody needed such a situation.

The Ukraine war has set off the most profound emergency in Moscow's relations with the West since the 1962 Cuban Rocket Emergency.

Putin has frequently cautioned of the dangers of atomic conflict yet says he has never wanted to involve atomic weapons in Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron last month said he was unable to preclude the arrangement of ground troops in Ukraine later on, with numerous Western nations moving away from that while others, particularly in eastern Europe, communicated help.

Gotten some information about the Macron comments and the dangers and probability of a contention among Russia and NATO, Putin jested: "the sky is the limit in the cutting edge world."

"It is obvious to everybody, that this will be one stage away from a full-scale Universal Conflict Three. I think barely anybody is keen on this," Putin told journalists in the wake of winning the greatest ever avalanche in post-Soviet Russian history.

Putin added, however, that NATO military faculty were available currently in Ukraine, saying that Russia had gotten both English and French being spoken on the combat zone.

"There is no good thing in this, above all else for them, since they are biting the dust there and on a huge scale," he said.

Support Zone

In front of the Walk 15-17 Russian political decision, Ukraine moved forward assaults against Russia, shelling line locales and, surprisingly, utilized intermediaries to attempt to penetrate Russia's boundaries.

Inquired as to whether he thought of it as important to take Ukraine's Kharkiv district, Putin said in the event that the assaults proceeded, Russia would make a cradle daydream of a more Ukrainian area to shield A russian area.

"I don't reject that, remembering the shocking occasions occurring today, we will be constrained eventually, when we consider it proper, to make a certain 'clean zone' in the domains today under the Kyiv system," Putin said.

He declined to give any further subtleties yet said such a zone could need to be sufficiently large to block unfamiliar made deadly implements from arriving at A russian area.

Putin requested a full-scale attack of Ukraine in February 2022, setting off significant European conflict following eight years of contention in eastern Ukraine between Ukrainian powers on one side and supportive of Russian Ukrainians and Russian intermediaries on the other.

Putin said he wished Macron would quit trying to bother the conflict in Ukraine however to assume a part in discovering a real sense of reconciliation: "It appears to be that France could assume a part. Everything isn't lost at this point."

"I've been expressing it again and again and I'll say it once more. We are for harmony talks, however not on the grounds that the adversary is running out of projectiles," Putin said.

"If they, as a matter of fact, truly, need to construct serene, great friendly relations between the two states in the long haul, and not just enjoy some time off for rearmament for 1.5-2 years."

US A majority rules government

Putin excused US and Western analysis of the political race, which the White House said was not free and fair, saying US decisions were not popularity based and censuring the utilization of state power against Donald Trump.

"The entire world is chuckling at what's going on there," Putin said of the US. "It is only a disaster - it isn't a majority rule government - what in heaven's name is it?"

At the point when gotten some information about the destiny of resistance pioneer Alexei Navalny, who kicked the bucket in unexplained conditions at a Russian jail in the Icy on February 16, Putin said he had just "died" involving Navalny's name for perhaps the earliest time out in the open.

Putin said he had concurred a few days before Navalny's demise to trade him. Reuters revealed in February that a detainee trade bargain had been concurred for Navalny in no time before his demise.

"I said: 'I'm concurred'," Putin said about his endorsement for the detainee trade. "I had one condition - we trade him however he stays away forever."

Navalny's widow, Yulia, has blamed Putin for killing her better half. Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov let journalists know that guarantee was just off-base.