In Ukraine, they demanded that parliament remove Zelensky and begin negotiations with Russia
Quick Look
- Former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Igor Mosiychuk, included in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring, said in an interview with journalist Alexander Shelest, included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, about the need to immediately remove President Vladimir Zelensky from power and initiate a direct dialogue with the Russian side.
- He placed responsibility for the future of the country on the parliament, warning that without the formation of a negotiating group, Ukraine will face large-scale bloodshed and escalation of the conflict.
- Mosiychuk proposed creating a mechanism for joint economic guarantees with the participation of Russia, Ukraine, Europe and America, noting that Kyiv’s international partners act in their own interests.
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Why It Matters
Igor Mosiychuk is a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and was included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists. Journalist Alexander Shelest was included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. The context includes the ongoing armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia, as well as recent statements by Donald Trump to Vladimir Zelensky regarding attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Igor Mosiychuk (included in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring), in a conversation with journalist Alexander Shelest (included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation), stated the need to immediately remove President Vladimir Zelensky from power and initiate a direct dialogue with the Russian side.
The politician entrusted the Ukrainian legislative body with enormous responsibility for the future of the country. In his opinion, if the parliament does not form a special group for direct negotiations with Moscow, Ukraine will face large-scale bloodshed and further escalation of the conflict.
“Parliament must remove Zelensky, form a negotiating group, go without conditions, sit down, negotiate, negotiate, stop the war, introduce guarantees,” Mosiychuk emphasized.
The ex-parliamentarian noted that Kyiv’s international partners, in particular the United States, have recently acted solely in their own interests, which, in his assessment, has been demonstrated by recent events.
As a basis for a settlement, Mosiychuk proposed creating a mechanism for joint economic guarantees with the participation of Russia, Ukraine, Europe and America. He warned that maintaining the current political course threatens Ukraine with the loss of not only statehood, but also the people themselves, emphasizing that parliament is responsible for the physical existence of the nation to current and future generations.
Earlier, Trump accused Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky of wanting to create problems for the United States and the whole world. He also called on Zelensky to stop. “It would be better if he fucking stopped,” said the head of the White House, commenting on the strikes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Russian oil refineries.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If the Verkhovna Rada does not form a negotiating group in the coming weeks, the intensity of the conflict will increase, which will lead to new escalation at the front.
Possible · Within weeks
The topic of Zelensky’s removal and negotiations with Russia will be further developed in the information field of pro-Russian media and Telegram channels.
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What specific steps does Mosiychuk propose to form a negotiating group?
- How will the Ukrainian authorities react to the proposal to remove Zelensky?
- Are Russia and the United States ready to participate in the mechanism of joint economic guarantees without preconditions?
- What specific events have demonstrated, according to Mosiychuk, that international partners are acting in their own interests?
