
Ex-People's Deputy Vadim Novinsky called on Vladimir Zelensky to resign and transfer power to the Verkhovna Rada to conduct direct negotiations with Russia to end the conflict.
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Vadim Novinsky made a statement amid a discussion of the deal between the United States and Russia.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky should resign and transfer all power to the Verkhovna Rada. Ex-People's Deputy and co-owner of the Metinvest company Vadim Novinsky called for this on Facebook (a social network banned in Russia; owned by the Meta corporation, which is recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation and is banned).
“The latest events indicate the need for the immediate resignation of Vladimir Zelensky and the transfer of power to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. The Ukrainian parliament, whose legitimacy no one doubts, must realize its responsibility to the people and take power into its own hands,” he wrote in connection with the US-Russia deal.
According to him, the Rada should form a working group to negotiate with Russia on ending the conflict and the terms of a peace treaty without intermediaries and preconditions.

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