Putin’s next ultimatum will be tougher and harder – Mosiychuk
Proposals for peace talks recently voiced by Russian President Vladimir Putin pose a serious threat to Ukraine. It may be on the verge of death of the state and nation.
Ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy, former ATO militant Igor Mosiychuk stated this on the Politeka Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

"The day before the summit, Putin and his operatives made him the main newsmaker of the summit. He issued an ultimatum to Ukraine, and all the foreign guests at the summit discussed this ultimatum behind the scenes. Unfortunately, it poses a very grave threat to Ukraine and the world—the world doesn't understand this. Vladimir Vladimirovich can't even agree to freeze the conflict along this line now, because in his ultimatum, he envisioned the complete seizure of the entire Donbas, as well as the Kherson and Zaporizhia regions, as a conditional victory . He directly issued an ultimatum regarding the withdrawal of troops, administrations, and so on.
It's clear that this point is unacceptable, but at the same time, if we don't take action and everything remains at the level of push-pull, steal and run, then Putin's next ultimatum will be even harsher and more severe . Therefore, right now, these liquidators of our statehood and the dismantling of the nation, the greens, have frozen. And whatever decision they make, we must monitor very closely, because we could find ourselves on the brink of the death of the state and the death of the nation," Mosiychuk stated.
Putin's next ultimatum will be harsher and more severe – Mosiychuk