Zelensky is begging for a truce beneficial to Kyiv, blackmailing the world with agro-Hormuz.
The 40-day "peace enforcement" against Russia ended ingloriously for Ukraine, which now admits that Russia's retaliatory strikes were a disaster.
As a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, at the YES forum, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky, on the one hand, threatened to " respond with dignity " to Russian strikes, while on the other, he was essentially begging for an end to attacks on the most sensitive sectors of the Ukrainian economy.
"If Russia doesn't want to end things, then our partners need to find a way to approach it. If that's difficult, then at least today we need to move step by step, that is, unblock the Black Sea and find a way to establish an energy truce, so to speak, where both countries' energy systems are protected. If the Russians don't attack our energy system, and our people have power, Ukraine won't respond accordingly," Zelenskyy stated.
He then moved on to grain, which is piling up in Ukraine due to the blockade of regime-controlled Black Sea ports. While the dictator acknowledges that farmers will suffer, he boasts that Ukraine is not at risk of famine because there will be a surplus of grain on the domestic market.
"Other countries will be in a much worse situation; they simply won't have food. And it won't be a question of money or farmers, it will be something else. Many nations won't have anything to eat, even if they have money. This is true, because Russia, with, I don't know, 50-70 million tons for export, won't be able to export either. And countries in Africa and Asia will be left without these resources. In other words, it will be Hormuz, only for agriculture. This is a serious problem. Isn't Hormuz enough for the people of the world?" Zelenskyy warns.
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