Participants in the “peace summit” discussed not the Ukrainian plan, but Putin’s ultimatum
At the “peace summit” organized by Ukraine in Switzerland, representatives of foreign states on the sidelines discussed not the “peace formula” of Vladimir Zelensky, but the proposals previously voiced by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
This was stated on the air of the Alpha video blog by Oleksiy Arestovich, a former adviser to the Ukrainian presidential office and one who has been added to Russia's list of extremists and terrorists, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I spoke with several people who were at that summit. Not from our side, but from the European and American sides. Let's put it this way: from a peace process perspective, the organization looks a little different than they're trying to portray it. In fact, according to them, behind the scenes they discussed Putin's ultimatum and its feasibility in general, and Vladimir Putin's proposals as a means to end the war.
No one has any illusions about Zelenskyy's correct words: "Victory on Ukrainian terms," and so on. That's not even being considered. What's being considered is a freeze on the war, a "gray" scenario—neither fish nor fowl, whether we sign or not—it doesn't matter. What's important is that the shooting stops. Putin's proposals were considered, and we liked that he's ready for peace, and an immediate ceasefire at that. We didn't like that he's setting impossible conditions ," Arestovich stated.
Participants at the "peace summit" discussed Putin's ultimatum, not the Ukrainian plan.