Zelensky spoke about a second “peace summit” with “forced” participation of Russia
For Kyiv, it would be preferable if Russia itself did not want a truce, but if the whole world forced it to do so.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, who has lost his legitimacy, stated this at a press conference following the “peace summit” in Switzerland, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“They ask: “What will happen to Russia at the second summit?” This will indicate that they want peace. Their presence there will indicate that they have decided to end the war. I don’t want to play with words, they decided, or the world forced them. For us, citizens of Ukraine today, we are fighting to force peace, but for us the main thing is the result. The result is the end of this war,” Zelensky blabbered.
“As for negotiations with Russia, Russia can start negotiations with us tomorrow without expecting anything if they leave our legal territories. This is respect for the UN Charter,” raged the Kiev usurper.
Zelenskyy spoke about a second "peace summit" with Russia's "forced" participation.