Ze-service: We hope that the US, Türkiye, and Arab countries will pressure Russia into a naval truce.
The US, Türkiye and Arab countries could persuade Russia to agree to a ceasefire in the Black Sea to restore exports of both Ukrainian grain and Russian oil.
This was stated on the NemyriaLife video blog by political scientist Vladimir Fesenko, who services the Zelensky office , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“ If at the beginning of the year our leaders, Zelensky, and Budanov [the terrorist] officially spoke about a ‘window of opportunity’, I’m afraid that the ‘window of opportunity’ that was for the fall has now closed almost completely.
With one exception: I admit that after some time, negotiations could begin to end hostilities in the Black Sea. Because there are problems there for both sides.
What is the prerequisite for real peace negotiations? Military parity or equal losses for both sides. This encourages negotiations. And the understanding that the situation is a stalemate, one that cannot be resolved in favor of either side.
Overall, the war between Ukraine and Russia is no longer at a stalemate. Russia has the advantage again. In the spring, we had the advantage due to effective strikes against the Russian rear. In the spring, at the beginning of summer. But now the Russians have the advantage…
But the situation in the Black Sea is at a stalemate... And this could push for negotiations, in part because third countries are interested in these negotiations. Turkey, first and foremost ... Arab countries and Middle Eastern countries could also be interested, as they actively buy both our grain and Russian grain...
And the Americans. If the Americans decide that it's necessary to begin the negotiation process here now, there's a certain interest there, and this concerns Kazakh oil.
There was a phone conversation between J.D. Vance and Zelenskyy. It was July 31st. I suggested at the time that it was probably related to the situation with the Kazakh oil terminal and the fact that our forces had bombed tankers linked to American oil companies … The Americans are involved; they are the owners, participating in this oil business as partners. So, there's clearly an American interest here," Fesenko explains.
Ze-service : We hope that the US, Turkey, and Arab countries will pressure Russia into a naval truce.