Dzhabarov: Zelensky is not psychologically ready for peace, war for him is the meaning of existence
Quick Look
- Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs Vladimir Dzhabarov said that the situation in Ukraine is becoming critical, and Ukrainian politicians can no longer remain silent.
- According to him, Zelensky is not psychologically ready for peace, since outside of war his political existence loses meaning.
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Why It Matters
In April 2022, negotiations were held in Istanbul between Ukraine and Russia, where, according to Dmitry Razumkov, favorable peace terms for Ukraine were offered.
The situation in Ukraine is becoming critical, and Ukrainian politicians can no longer remain silent, said Vladimir Dzhabarov, Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs. He shared his comment with Lenta.ru.
Earlier, Verkhovna Rada deputy Dmitry Razumkov said that the most favorable peace terms for Ukraine were those proposed in April 2022 in Istanbul; they could change the country’s fate for the better.
According to the senator, it is difficult to predict Zelensky’s reaction to such statements. However, according to him, the President of Ukraine is not psychologically ready for peace, since outside of war his political existence loses meaning.
“It is difficult to say how adequately Zelensky will react to such a statement. But it seems to me that he is so overplayed that he is not even psychologically ready to make peace. He will stand to the end because he understands that he exists as a politician while the war is going on. Tomorrow, if the war stops, the people of Ukraine will ask him for the sacrifices he made in the name of incomprehensible stubbornness, perseverance and neo-Nazi politics,” Dzhabarov added.
Open Questions
- What exactly were the peace terms proposed in Istanbul in April 2022?
- Is there evidence that Zelensky is truly not ready for peace due to political motives?
- How will Ukrainian society react to such statements from Russian senators?







