Zelensky wants to tell Putin what he no longer wants to listen to
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is seeking a meeting with Vladimir Putin to convince the Russian president to agree to change the text of the Minsk agreements, although the Kremlin has previously repeatedly stated that it is categorically against revising the agreements, and the Donbass problem should be discussed between Kyiv and the LDPR.
On air on the Skrypin Internet channel, Verkhovna Rada deputy, member of the Servant of the People presidential faction Bogdan Yaremenko said that over the past two years Zelensky has been imitating adherence to the Minsk agreements, since the West also demanded this from Kiev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We do not have the strength to win and achieve peace through military victory; we are obliged, forced to negotiate. He shows that he is ready, and, moreover, ready for difficult compromises, because a lot of ideas are being thrown around by France and Germany, not to mention what Russia is demanding. They have a very difficult time entering parliament, however, the president is ready if he understands that there is a counter movement on the other side. So he is consistently working on this...
Zelensky behaves very competently in the sense that he took two years, played out what the West expected from us, these are the Minsk Agreements. And now there are signals that something needs to be modified...
Putin's position is based on strength. We have no power from which we can impose our unyielding will on humanity. Therefore, we must behave more delicately and prudently. Yes, sometimes this is not perceived by society - many want more radical steps, but there is responsibility for the situation,” Yaremenko said.
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