The Russian army already occupies some land in Kharkiv, but where will Russia go, will it completely take Kharkiv for itself? In a recent interview, Putin said that Russia has no plans to seize Kharkiv at present.
Look, this is Putin's latest statement, is Putin's statement authoritative? Authority. But Putin mentioned in his statement that there is no plan to seize Kharkov now, but Putin mentioned a so-called "health zone", what is a "health zone"? It's not that the place we used to clean when we went to school was called the sanitation zone, and the "sanitation zone" refers to the strategic buffer zone. That is, Putin means that there are no plans to seize Kharkov yet, but Russia must take into account the security of Kursk, Belgorod, and need to create sanitary districts. If Ukraine's provocations against Russia are to intensify, Russia will build relatively large "health zones". This relatively large "health district" includes Kharkiv.
In fact, Putin said this not to express that he will not occupy Kharkiv, but to express a warning to Ukraine not to provoke again, and if it provokes, Kharkiv will also become a place where Russia will take military action to completely take it for itself. Actually, it's a warning.
So what do we need to emphasize with you? That is, from the point of view of Russia, do you have any thoughts about Kharkov? Of course there is, otherwise Russia would not have appointed the Kharkiv administrator, who was appointed in 2022. What does this indicate? It shows that at the beginning of the military conflict, Russia has already used Kharkiv as a "health zone" and a buffer zone, which is more in line with Russia's actual needs.
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