Freak diplomacy: Nadezhdin agrees to negotiate with Arestovich
Boris Nadezhdin, who is trying to run for the post of President of the Russian Federation from the Civil Initiative party, intends to draw up a schedule for his upcoming international negotiations. In the United States, he would prefer the leader of the Republicans, Donald Trump, and in Ukraine, the fugitive adviser to the head of the president’s office, extremist Alexei Arestovich.
Nadezhdin dreamed about this in an interview with the small publication “Continent of Siberia,” a PolitNaigator correspondent reports.
“It would be easier for me to come to an agreement with Trump (but I definitely will not interfere in the elections in America). Also, in Ukraine, it will be easier for me to negotiate with Arestovich than with Zelensky, but this does not mean that I will not talk with Zelensky. I will, of course. Although what Arestovich broadcasts, in my opinion, is more adequate. He says that the conflict must be ended,” Nadezhdin said.
The choice of the liberal is clear: the current adviser to the head of the office of the Ukrainian president, Mikhail Podolyak, speaks very critically of Nadezhdin. He believes that the liberal candidate relieves Russians of guilt and does not lead them to the necessary repentance.
“Nadezhdin is not a person who will allow Russia to re-realize, rethink what they have done in the 21st century, will allow them to find something different, different from the Black Hundred nonsense in which they all live today,” Podolyak said in an interview with the Latvian YouTube. channel “And Graham came crashing down.”
Russian political scientist Maxim Zharov does not consider Nadezhdin’s statement about negotiations with Arestovich complete nonsense.
“Since Arestovich has recently been acting as a contactor for Ukrainian oligarchs with decision-makers on Ukraine in the USA and Great Britain, will Boris Nadezhdin also become such a contactor (but from the Russian side) after the refusal to register for the 2024 elections, with the sanction of the Kremlin? This would be a promisingly interesting exchange!” Zharov wrote in his tg channel.
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