Putin invented a new excuse to continue the war against Ukraine
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Putin invented a new excuse to continue the war against Ukraine

Putin continues to spout nonsense
Source:  online.ua

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin began to cynically lie that he could not sign a peace treaty with Ukraine to end the war because, allegedly, Volodymyr Zelenskyy —

illegitimate president.

Points of attention

  • Putin is trying to justify continuing the war against Ukraine.
  • The Russian dictator admitted that Russia cannot defeat the West, which supports Ukraine in the war.

Putin continues to spout nonsense

The Russian dictator's statement is extremely strange, considering the fact that he is the illegitimate president of the Russian Federation.

You can negotiate with anyone. It's just that because of his illegitimacy, he (Zelensky — ed.) has no right to sign anything.

Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin

Russian dictator

Putin continues to cynically lie that the powers of the President of Ukraine have already expired, since the Ukrainian Constitution does not provide for the possibility of their extension for the duration of martial law.

However, he added that this is provided for the Verkhovna Rada.

We need lawyers to confirm the legitimacy of those people who will be authorized by the Ukrainian state to sign these agreements.

The Russian dictator drew attention to the fact that when Volodymyr Zelensky signed the decree banning negotiations with the aggressor, it was still legitimate, and therefore the decree would have to be canceled before negotiations.

Putin admitted that he cannot defeat the West

The illegitimate president of the Russian Federation also lied that the war could have ended in 2022.

According to Putin, he then tried to convince Zelensky's team that "people in the LPR and DPR" did not want to be part of Ukraine.

"Get out of there, and that's it. That's the end of it, there will be no more fighting," Putin recalls, clearly forgetting about the then-current demands for "demilitarization," "denazification," and the neutral status of Ukraine.

The dictator believes that Ukraine will not be able to fight if the West stops supporting it.

"If the money and, broadly speaking, the ammunition stop, it will all be over in a month, a month and a half, or two," Putin lies.

Thus, the illegitimate head of the Kremlin admitted that Russia cannot defeat the West, which is helping Ukraine survive this war.

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Kremlin rejects agreement with US to end war

Russia does not want to negotiate with the US to end the war
Source:  online.ua

According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will negotiate an end to the war exclusively with Ukraine, and not with the team of American leader Donald Trump.

Points of attention

  • Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Putin's proposal for a "truce" is the beginning of direct negotiations without preconditions.
  • Zelensky considers the dictator's proposal another attempt at manipulation.

Russia does not want to negotiate with the US to end the war

Peskov began to cynically claim that the situation in Ukraine was too complicated to be resolved instantly.

Moreover, he added that Russia intends to achieve the goals that were set at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The Kremlin spokesman lies that Moscow prefers the "peaceful achievement" of these goals, and "Putin remains open to a peaceful settlement."

According to Peskov, an agreement to end the war should be reached not with the United States, but with Ukraine.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is said to be ready for "direct contact" with US President Donald Trump if the need arises.

In addition, Peskov responded to the words of Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the parades in Moscow on May 9, calling them "failures."

Putin's spokesman once again declared "the readiness of the Russian Federation for direct negotiations with Ukraine," and also traditionally complained that "there is no response from Kyiv yet."

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