The Federation Council announced a possible tightening of demands on Ukraine, up to and including capitulation.
Vladimir Dzhabarov commented on reports of new conditions for Kyiv
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Russia is increasing its efforts in the special operation, which is why the demands on Ukraine will become stricter until the regime capitulates, said Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov, commenting on reports of new conditions from the United States.
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Discussion of the terms of conflict resolution against the backdrop of ongoing hostilities.
Russia is increasing its efforts in a special military operation (SVO), which means the demands on Ukraine will be tougher, even to the point of capitulation, said Vladimir Dzhabarov, Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs. He gave a comment to Lenta.ru.
Earlier it was reported that US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and the American leader's son-in-law Jared Kushner offered Kyiv even less favorable conditions than before. This statement was made by Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod.
The senator recalled the words of President Vladimir Putin that each subsequent condition for Ukraine will be more stringent, because Russia continues to make progress in the Northeast Military District. He also noted that the truce issue could have been resolved even earlier, for example in Istanbul, when the situation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces was not so difficult.
“We have freed a lot and are moving successfully. We have a buffer zone in the Kharkov, Dnepropetrovsk regions and other regions. And we are increasing our efforts. Of course, our conditions must be tougher; they are deserved. And the next condition may simply be the surrender of the entire regime,” Dzhabarov said.
Open Questions
- What specific new conditions did the US propose?
