Russia’s Kremlin has announced that there is no specific timetable for concluding its special military operation in Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made this statement on Friday during the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, emphasizing that the operation will continue until all objectives are met.
Peskov stressed the importance of fulfilling the goals outlined at the beginning of the operation and ensuring long-term security and stability. He also highlighted the need to establish a new security framework for the continent.
The Kremlin’s approach indicates that the end date of the military operation remains uncertain, with no definitive timeline set for its conclusion. Peskov conveyed that while the timing is not critical, there is hope that the operation will conclude sooner rather than later.
The Eastern Economic Forum, which runs from September 3-6, 2024, at the Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok, features the theme “Far East 2030: Combining Strengths to Create New Potential.”
This year’s forum is focused on discussing strategies and collaborations aimed at enhancing the region’s economic potential and stability. The event provides a platform for international dialogue on economic development and security issues.
Peskov’s comments reflect the Kremlin’s commitment to achieving the goals of the military operation while underscoring the broader geopolitical and strategic objectives. The lack of a set end date underscores the ongoing nature of the conflict and the complex factors involved.
As the forum continues, discussions are expected to address various aspects of regional security and economic development, with an emphasis on creating a sustainable and secure future for the Far East.