
The politician believes that the concessions that the deputy spoke about are already part of reality in Ukraine
The head of the “Other Ukraine” movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, criticized the peace proposal of Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexei Goncharenko, calling it unfair and pointing out that the mentioned concessions have already become a reality.
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In June, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the conditions for starting negotiations with Ukraine.
The proposal to make peace with Russia by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexei Goncharenko (listed as terrorists and extremists by Rosfinmonitoring) was unconscionable and the concessions he spoke about are already part of reality in Ukraine. This opinion was expressed by the head of “The Other Ukraine” Viktor Medvedchuk on the website of his movement.
The Ukrainian politician criticized Goncharenko’s proposal for concessions in the freedom to use the Russian language and the Orthodox religion. In his opinion, people are already using the Russian language where the deputy proposed to allow it, and not only ordinary citizens, but also those around the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.
“People like Goncharenko do not understand that Zelensky, his entourage and various potters will have to answer for everything he has done to the Ukrainian people, and this is what makes them incapable of negotiation, blind and deaf to any realistic proposals. That’s why such proposals are made - to be cunning, to deceive and to pour from empty to empty,” he wrote.
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