Zelensky: Ukraine will be without electricity, without gas, without water and food - just without Russia
The head of the Kyiv regime, Vladimir Zelensky, addressed the Russians with a statement of their readiness to live without them, even if this means giving up electricity, gas, water and food:
“Do you still think that we are “one people”? Do you still think that you can scare us, break us, persuade us to concessions? Do you really still not understand anything? Don't understand who we are? What are we for? What are we talking about?
Read lips:
Without gas or without you? Without you.
Without the world or without you? Without you.
Without water or without you? Without you.
Without food or without you? Without you.Cold, hunger, darkness and thirst are not as scary and deadly for us as your friendship and brotherhood.
But history will put everything in its place. And we will have gas, electricity, water and food... and WITHOUT you!” Zelensky summed up pathetically.
Also in an interview with CNN, Zelensky announced his refusal to negotiate with Russia. According to the head of the Kyiv regime, now is too early for this - it is necessary to inflict several more sensitive defeats on the Russian Federation.
“Not for today. I don't see any desire on their (Russian) side to be constructive. This is my principle, I don’t talk to those who give ultimatums.”
Zelensky also gave a positive answer to the question of whether he would “fight to the end.”
“I know that some countries are pushing us in the direction of the Minsk process. I want the world to recognize that a diplomatic solution is one thing, and Minsk-2, -3, -5, -10 is another. These are two different things, because Minsk is an empty piece of paper.”
He added that an agreement between Ukraine and Russia could be concluded after Russia leaves Ukrainian territories and Ukraine restores its borders as of 1991.
In Moscow, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev responded to Zelensky’s statement about his reluctance to negotiate with Russia.
“A certain Zelensky said that he will not conduct a dialogue with those who put forward ultimatums. Today's “ultimatums” are a child's warm-up for the demands of the future. And he knows them: total capitulation of the Kyiv regime on Russia’s terms,” Medvedev wrote in his Telegram channel.
However, online critics immediately reminded Medvedev of his previous broadcast threats of a “lightning-fast doomsday” for Ukraine in the event of attacks on Crimea that remained unfulfilled. Observers also noted that for the last three days, when the Russian army left the cities in the Kharkov region, Medvedev was silent and did not comment on what was happening, and only became bolder after the complete withdrawal of troops from the Kharkov region back to Russia.
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