Kremlin uncovers how Putin kids about Western media334

A representative kidded that Kiev could rest through the "assault" asserted by West

Russia has ridiculed claims made by Western news sources that an "attack" of Ukraine will start at 3am on February 16, with Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov saying that Ukrainians who accept such things are free to keep awake. "It's better for them to set cautions for this time and see with their own eyes," Peskov playfully told RIA Novosti not long after 12 PM on Wednesday, when found out if Ukrainians can rest calmly or need to stress. President Vladimir Putin's press secretary was remarking on reports in various Western outlets - prominently a few British sensationalist newspapers - that Russia would "attack" Ukraine at 3am nearby time on Wednesday (1am GMT). The power source refered to mysterious US knowledge authorities as hotspots for the case. Peskov recently kidded that Putin here and there asks him - similarly jokingly - if the specific season of the "intrusion" has been distributed in the Western press. Prior in the day, the Russian Defense Ministry declared that the joint activities in Belarus had finished as booked, and showed recordings of tanks and other gear heading out back to Russia. In the interim, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu showed up in Syria, visiting the Russian soldiers at Khmeimim, the air base used to battle against Islamic State (IS, previously ISIS) and different psychological militants starting around 2015. Over in Kiev, the head of President Volodymyr Zelensky's own party in the parliament, David Arakhamia, let Ukrainian TV know that he was "99.9% certain that nothing will occur" on February 16. Remarking on the nonexistent "intrusion," Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova said on Tuesday that February 15, 2022 would "stand out forever as the day Western conflict promulgation fizzled," adding that the West has been "disgraced and annihilated without discharging a solitary shot." In the interim in Washington, US President Joe Biden conveyed a short location at the White House about Ukraine. Saying that an intrusion was as yet conceivable, he conceded that some Russian soldiers have removed from the line. He affirmed that the US has encouraged its residents to leave Ukraine and "for a brief time" migrated its consulate from Kiev toward the western city of Lviv, prior to proceeding to talk about NATO solidarity and resolve.