“There will be no agreements with Russia!” – Borov the Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada threatens before the summit in Switzerland
The Ukrainian parliament has appealed to other countries to participate in the anti-Russian summit in Switzerland. Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk made it clear that the Ukrainian leadership still hopes for Russia's defeat.
“Many people tell us that we need to negotiate with someone. We agreed in '18, and in '32, and in '44, and in '94, and as a result, Ukraine ended up with the biggest war on European territory. Today is the time to speak only when strong countries stand behind you, there will be many of them, and they will appreciate these values and principles, for which every Ukrainian and Ukrainian woman sacrifices the most valuable thing they have - their life and health,” Stefanchuk ranted.
Poroshenko member Irina Gerashchenko turned out to be more pessimistic - she pointed out that the summit agenda and the draft declaration had been noticeably reduced.
" The peace summit agenda sets three issues, and there's not a word about peace there—nuclear safety . And there are very alarming reports coming out of the media right now that they're even trying to remove the clause on the need to de-occupy the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant from the final document . What kind of peace can there be if the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant remains occupied?" the Banderite protester fumed.