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recently, ukrainian president zelensky said in an interview with the us media that he would "indefinitely" defend the russian territory he occupied in an attempt to force russia to sit down at the negotiation table. this statement triggered a strong backlash from the russian side. the russian presidential press secretary peskov made it clear that "we need to go our own way and complete the task of the special military operation." peskov believes that zelensky's behavior exposes his true nature. ukraine is trying to force russia to negotiate by occupying russian territory.

during the war, zelensky's position kept changing. he once made it clear that one of the goals of russia's invasion was to "force russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine", especially in eastern ukraine, and claimed that the ukrainian army had controlled thousands of square kilometers of russian territory. however, ukraine's military operations in the kursk region were progressing slowly.

at the same time, the russian side also showed its firm will. the russian ministry of defense announced that the russian army has taken control of the settlements of karlovka and plechistovka in the donetsk region, and said that the russian army is advancing faster than ever in eastern ukraine. russian president vladimir putin also made it clear that the russian army is "actively moving" forward and will continue to achieve its goals.

the progress of the war has worried the international community. there are still differences between zelensky and the russian leadership over territorial control and the path of future negotiations, and tensions between the two countries remain. as the war continues, the international community also expects to see the two sides resolve the conflict through peaceful negotiations and restore normal order.