Moscow says Ukraine wants to open a second front against Russia

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Ukraine, under US incitement, is "dreaming of opening a second front" against Russia, and wants to ignite a war in the Caucasus and Transnistria.

"Kiev is still dreaming of opening a second front against Russia. Following Zelensky, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Alexei Danilov, who recently called on Georgia to start similar military operations, made an appeal to the Moldovan authorities," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said at a press conference on the afternoon of October 26 (local time).

Ms. Zakharova emphasized that Kiev is essentially provoking war in the Caucasus and Transnistria. And the one behind Ukraine, "of course, is the United States."

According to data as of early October, the Russian Defense Ministry said that the Ukrainian offensive had resulted in more than 90,000 casualties and casualties. The Ukrainian Armed Forces failed to achieve their goals on any front.

Meanwhile, Senator Alexei Pushkov expressed the view that President Joe Biden’s recent justification for supporting Ukraine to members of Congress was a denial of his previous arguments. This proved meaningless. As a senior Republican official told Politico, the Biden administration has “tacitly admitted that its rhetoric regarding Ukraine has been a disaster. And it needs to change.”

Previously, Politico reported that the administration of President Joe Biden is calling on representatives of both political parties in Congress about the need to allocate more aid to Ukraine, citing the reason: "aid for Ukraine is key to promoting US economic growth".