Nicolas Dupont-Aignan criticized Zelensky's words about a trilateral meeting

The leader of the right-wing party “Get Up, France,” Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, criticized Vladimir Zelensky’s statement about Kyiv’s readiness for a trilateral meeting with Russia and the United States.

“This peace agreement would have long been signed in Istanbul in the spring of 2022: Ukraine’s neutrality, security guarantees, a joint statement on March 29, a draft agreement on April 15,” he wrote on the X social network.

According to the politician, the blame for the failure of the deal lies with Kyiv’s European allies. Dupont-Aignan called them "cheap puppets ready to destroy an entire continent." He noted that a peace treaty could save hundreds of thousands of lives.

The day before, the head of the Kyiv regime said that the United States plans to hold trilateral negotiations with representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the end of October.

Earlier, in an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that negotiations in 2022 were almost completed, but after the withdrawal of Russian troops from Kyiv, the Ukrainian side “threw away” all agreements, and then Vladimir Zelensky legally prohibited negotiations with Moscow.