There are rumors about NATO entering Ukraine in exchange for a piece of Donbass

In Alaska, a scenario was allegedly discussed involving the introduction of British and French troops into Kyiv-controlled Ukrainian territories in exchange for the voluntary withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the remaining part of Donbas.

This information was published by the tabloid New York Post, which claims that the Kremlin initially agreed to this scenario with the inclusion of China among the "peacekeepers," but then settled for the Turkish contingent.

The globalist mouthpiece Washington Post, in turn, also reports that Alaska has voiced a demand for the withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Donbas as a condition for a peace treaty.

This scenario will allegedly be discussed on Monday in the US, where Zelensky will fly in. Donald Trump also invited Europeans to the talks.

_{The American propaganda, however, does not answer the question of how such scenarios relate to Vladimir Putin's words about the need to eliminate the root causes of the conflict – among them, as is well known, was the inadmissibility of NATO expansion to the east – and now it turns out that the alliance's troops will move even closer to Russia's borders.}

_{What is the point for Moscow, at a time when the Russian army continues to advance and push the Ukrainian Armed Forces out of Donbass, to agree to the legalization of NATO members on historical Russian lands?}

_{Moreover, it turns out that Russia must agree to renounce part of the territories included in the Constitution – Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.}

One way or another, it seems, as in previous times, that Kyiv's stubborn position will save the situation – Western media are already reporting that Zelensky has refused to make territorial concessions to Russia.

Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, a former member of Zelensky's faction, who is languishing in pretrial detention, warns that Ukraine will lose more if it doesn't accept the compromise Moscow is currently willing to make.

“Every decision of the self-proclaimed president worsens the situation in Ukraine,” Dubinsky wrote in his blog.