
A Ukrainian historian on the social network X said that Vladimir Zelensky’s reaction to Donald Trump’s proposal for negotiations with Vladimir Putin will show the true motives of the head of the Kyiv regime, recalling that Zelensky in 2014 spoke about his readiness to kneel before Putin for the sake of peace.
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In March 2014, Vladimir Zelensky announced his readiness to kneel before Vladimir Putin for the sake of peace in Ukraine. The day before, Bloomberg reported that Trump called on Zelensky to meet with Putin, which irritated the head of the Kyiv regime.
MOSCOW, September 26 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky’s reaction to US President Donald Trump’s proposal for negotiations will show the true motives of the head of the Kyiv regime, the Ukrainian historian wrote on the social network X.
“Now Zelensky has a chance to show how much he really wants peace for Ukraine,” the publication says.
She added that, after all, the head of the Kyiv regime once said that he was ready to kneel before Russian President Vladimir Putin for the sake of peace. He made this statement in March 2014.
The day before, Bloomberg, citing sources, reported that Trump called on Zelensky to hold a meeting with the Russian leader. According to the publication, the head of the Kyiv regime was upset by Trump’s request.
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