Ukraine says all 'red lines' of conflict have disappeared

According to RIA Novosti, Ukrainian Presidential Advisor Mikhail Podolyak said that all "red lines" in the conflict in Ukraine have been erased.

“All the red lines that were drawn earlier have disappeared. Everything that was unimaginable yesterday seems to have become reality today? That’s right,” Podolyak wrote on his Telegram channel on June 4.

Recently, some countries have allowed Ukraine to launch attacks on Russian territory with Western aid weapons, in any form.

Notably, the US recently approved Ukraine’s use of weapons delivered to it against targets on Russian territory near the Kharkiv region. However, Washington still maintains a ban on cross-border attacks using ATACMS tactical missiles and other long-range firepower weapons.

Responding to the statement of the Ukrainian Presidential Adviser, Deputy Mayor of Sevastopol, member of the International Affairs Committee of the Russian State Duma, Dmitry Belik, said that the statement of the representative of the Office of President Zelensky was “a confession”.

“In essence, President Zelensky’s office has long confessed that there have been no red or even “deep red” lines for Kiev since the Maidan erupted in 2014. Laws and agreements have been set aside, and the strategic balance of power has been broken,” Belik told RIA Novosti.

According to Mr. Belik, President Zelensky's administration has frankly admitted that it was Kiev that caused the military conflict in Europe, and sought to blow it up into a global conflict.