Peskov says Russia is at war with NATO and mobilisation will continue

Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov believes that NATO "de facto got into the Ukrainian conflict" and "significantly complicates the situation," but this in no way affects the "goal of the Russian Federation." He stated this on the air of the Russia-1 propaganda channel:

NATO de facto has already got into the "Ukrainian conflict". But this in no way affects all our goals and assumptions, that is, the "operation" continues and it will be brought to an end.

He also suggested that the Kremlin would have dealt with the "Kyiv regime" faster:

This is an additional burden. But the potential of the Russian Federation allows you to continue the war in these conditions.

At the same time, Peskov suggested that the Russian Federation would resort to additional economic and military mobilization.

Recall that on September 21, Putin, in response to the defeat of his troops near Kharkov and the resulting hole in the northeastern sector of the front, announced a partial mobilization in Russia.