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Peskov in December 2022 warned Russian officials of deteriorating life

October 3, 2025

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov at a New Year’s Eve meeting in December told those present that the military conflict involving Russia would drag on for a long time. The corresponding opinion was published by the UK edition of The Guardian, citing a source who allegedly attended the meeting. Dmitry Peskov has not yet commented on .

The interlocutor of the publication, pointing to the words of the presidential press secretary, indicated that it would only be more difficult in the future. Another guest at the New Year’s meeting told the publication that the Kremlin official’s words during the toast overshadowed many of those present.

“It was clear that he had warned that the military conflict would stay with us and that we had to prepare for a long journey,” he said.

Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the situation around the special military operation in Ukraine, said that the goals set by the Russian Federation in mid-March can only be achieved through military measures.

Earlier, he recalled that since the beginning of the NWO, new territories have joined Russia, which are covered by the Constitution of the Russian Federation. These are the new realities that the Russian side cannot renounce.

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