Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has stated on July 7 that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky’s complaints about Russian ballistic missiles and his repeated requests for new arms supplies will not affect the achievement of the special military operation’s goals. The remarks highlight Moscow’s stance that Kyiv’s actions are counter to efforts aimed at resolving the conflict.
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