Ukraine Territory: Rejection of Putin’s Claims

BarcelonaThe ARA has always opted to allocate efforts to be where the events that mark the current affairs of the world. “It is vital for international journalism to be able to travel and explain things from the field.” The newspaper’s head, Francesc Millan, recalled yesterday in a meeting with subscribers that took place at the newspaper’s headquarters. Francesc Millan is the head of the ARA international, and in recent months it has been in Syria, in Israel and Ukraine, three points that have marked the information agenda of this 2025. In the meeting with subscribers, the central theme was Ukraine, where Millan has traveled several times since the beginning of the invasion. “After three and a half years of war,fatigue is increasingly noticeable. I have also seen a change over the last time: Kíiv is now the priority objective of Putin’s psychological war. The capital is often bombed and anti -aircraft defenses are no longer as effective as before to stop Russian projectiles.”

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The meeting was very participatory and generated debate among the attendees. The big question linked to the present day was to what extent the negotiations for a ceasefire are the fire led by Donald Trump.Millan explained that most of the Ukrainians with whom he has been able to speak on the last trip,a few weeks ago,were totally skeptical. “They do not believe in Trump, much less Putin. most think that the war will be even longer and that if there is an agreement it will hurt Kíiv’s interests,” said Millan.

The ARA head of the ARA also said that according to his field experience, “most of the Ukrainians do not want to accept a cession of territories because they believe that, if this happens, in a future Russia will take advantage of these territories to try to invade the whole Ukraine again.” Millan insisted, however, that it is arduous to generalize and, as it begins, there are nuances to take into account.