Putin met with mothers of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine and shares their grief

Russian leader Vladimir Putin met this Friday mothers of dead Russian soldiers in Ukraine, to whom he said that “share your pain” before losing their children.

“I want you to know that I personally and all the leaders of the country we share the pain. We know that nothing can replace the loss of a child,” Putin told the women.

Putin has received mothers at his residence in Novo-Ogaryovo, near Moscow, where he described how “heroes” participants in the invasion of Ukraine, according to the Russian agency TASS.

“No one but them and their closest commanders who are next to them knows how hard is this job and what danger it is fraught with for their lives,” said the President of Russia.

The leader who ordered the start of the special operation on the territory of Ukraine at the end of February this year admitted that nothing can replace a child late.

“Nothing can replace a child, loss of a childespecially for the mother, to whom we owe our livelihood and food,” Putin added.

The meeting with the mothers took place after their criticism of the Kremlin have been widely circulated on the Internet in recent weeks.

He urged not to believe everything that is published on the Internet.

During the meeting, Putin also called don’t believe everything that appears on the internet.

The Russian leader warned that the information is also “effective weapon” and assured that it is “impossible” to trust the data that circulates on the Internet.

“There is many false things, lies… It has always been like this, but given modern technologies, it has become something especially relevant and effective,” he concluded.

The United States estimates the number of victims of the conflict in Ukraine at more than 240,000 people.