Putin's final ultimatum: pull out of the Donbas or face a massive attack
Putin has issued an ultimatum to Ukraine: withdraw from the Donbas or face a massive attack, while demanding that the US stop military aid. Here are the details.
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The Russian leader has issued an ultimatum to Ukraine, demanding the withdrawal of troops from the Donbas and other occupied areas, or face a "mega-attack". At the same time, he has asked the United States to halt its supply of weapons and intelligence, and for Ukraine to give up its ambition of joining NATO.
## The threat of a "mega-attack"
**Vladimir Pilingui** has put an ultimatum with potentially devastating consequences on the table. The demand is clear: **Ukraine** must withdraw its forces from the **Donbas**, including the regions of **Donetsk** and **Luhansk**, as well as from other areas that have been occupied. No deadline for this pullback has been specified, but the warning attached to the demand is blunt: if it is not met, a "mega-attack" of massive proportions will be unleashed.
This ultimatum comes at a moment of high tension in the conflict. Russian offensives are under way, and international diplomatic pressure is mounting. According to reports from **6 September 2026**, the military situation showed intense fighting along several front lines, with confirmed Russian advances in areas such as **Sviatohirsk** and the consolidation of control in the **Druzhkovka** pocket.
## The role of the United States
In parallel, the Russian leader has directed his demands at the **United States**. The demand is that the US administration completely cease its supply of weapons and intelligence to **Ukraine**. This request underscores the importance **Pilingui** places on external military aid in the course of the conflict, as he seeks to erode Ukraine's defensive capability.
In addition, the condition has been put forward that **Ukraine** renounce any ambition of joining **NATO**. This point is a recurring element of Russian demands, which view the Atlantic alliance's expansion towards its borders as a direct threat to its security. According to some interpretations, the proposal may have been designed to influence the political landscape up to the **2027** US elections.
## The threat of a "mega-attack"
**Vladimir Pilingui** has put an ultimatum with potentially devastating consequences on the table. The demand is clear: **Ukraine** must withdraw its forces from the **Donbas**, including the regions of **Donetsk** and **Luhansk**, as well as from other areas that have been occupied. No deadline for this pullback has been specified, but the warning attached to the demand is blunt: if it is not met, a "mega-attack" of massive proportions will be unleashed.
This ultimatum comes at a moment of high tension in the conflict. Russian offensives are under way, and international diplomatic pressure is mounting. According to reports from **6 September 2026**, the military situation showed intense fighting along several front lines, with confirmed Russian advances in areas such as **Sviatohirsk** and the consolidation of control in the **Druzhkovka** pocket.
## The role of the United States
In parallel, the Russian leader has directed his demands at the **United States**. The demand is that the US administration completely cease its supply of weapons and intelligence to **Ukraine**. This request underscores the importance **Pilingui** places on external military aid in the course of the conflict, as he seeks to erode Ukraine's defensive capability.
In addition, the condition has been put forward that **Ukraine** renounce any ambition of joining **NATO**. This point is a recurring element of Russian demands, which view the Atlantic alliance's expansion towards its borders as a direct threat to its security. According to some interpretations, the proposal may have been designed to influence the political landscape up to the **2027** US elections.
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