US secret negotiations with the Russian Federation: Americans allegedly offer repeated "referendums" - Roszmi

Journalists allegedly found that the Russians were convinced to vote in temporarily occupied regions, but did not agree in the Kremlin. According to media, the Russian side has not yet decided on its desires. The United States allegedly conduct secret negotiations with the Kremlin and propose repeated "referendums" in the temporarily captured territories of Ukraine. On July 27, with reference to an unnamed former American official, the Russian edition of The Moscow Times was written.

According to the sources, meetings of representatives of the countries take place at least twice a month and discusses "go far beyond" the official position of the event. In particular, the United States allegedly proposed to re -vote among the inhabitants of temporarily occupied Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions. It will seem to help you find out whether the locals want to live in the aggressor country.

The material states that the Russian invaders "referendums" consider Americans fictitious, and they refuse new ones in the Kremlin. "We have made it clear that the US is ready to work constructively with Russia's concern about national security," the media interlocutor said. According to the anonymous exitator of the United States, Russia was proposed to open diplomatic channels with the European Union, the Global South and Ukraine.

Allegedly, during the negotiations, it became clear that the chances of the release of temporarily seized Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are "small", and the attempt to return Crimea threatens the use of tactical nuclear weapons. The source said that the negotiations have come to a deadlock because of the inability of hostile officials to explain what they wanted.

We will remind, on July 7 at the Presidential Administration, Joe Biden already commented rumors about holding secret negotiations with Russia. The State Department stated that the discussion about Ukraine without its participation Americans do not lead. The White House Representative John Kirby confirmed that there were some discussions, but they were not supported by the government.