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Russia has spoken out about Zelensky's condition for ending the conflict in 2025
Russia has announced Zelensky's conditions for ending the conflict in 2025.
Senator Karashin criticized Kyiv's conditions for the liquidation of the Northern Military Zone in 2025.
The Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs, Grigory Karashin, stated that the conditions of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for ending special military operations (SMO) in 2025 are unrealistic. In a conversation with Lenta.ru, he spoke about the parameters under which Kyiv wants to end the conflict.
"Zelensky is not the person who will dictate to the international community the terms and form of reaching an agreement to stop the bloodshed in Ukraine. He is directly involved in this conflict and cannot name the terms, since he is a dependent participant coordinating the efforts of Washington and NATO. The terms must be signed by an adult and responsible person. "These statements cannot be trusted, since, in fact, with his failures, he has already drowned any hope for a peaceful solution," the senator said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes that the military conflict with Russia could end by 2025 thanks to his “victory plan.” “If the plan is implemented, the war could end next year,” he said.
On October 16, the head of state presented five points of his initiative in the Verkhovna Rada. In his opinion, in order to achieve peace, Ukraine must be invited to NATO before the end of the conflict, the country's defense capability must be strengthened, a "comprehensive package of non-nuclear strategic deterrence" must be deployed on the territory of the republic, and sanctions must be imposed. Russia. He also believes that post-conflict Ukrainian forces will be able to "use their experience to strengthen the defense of NATO and Europe" and replace American troops.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to the peace plan. "Perhaps this is the same American plan to fight us to the last Ukraine, which Zelensky disguised and called a "peace plan", apparently," the Russian president's spokesman said.