"From Putin-nothing": Trump's delegation in Riyadh voiced the Russian Federation of the peace agreement-the US Ambassador

During the peace talks of the Russian Federation and the United States in Saudi Arabia, on February 18, the US delegation could offer the Kremlin control over the occupied territories, the refusal of Ukraine to membership in the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO), a promise not to place US troops in Ukraine and to withdraw them from European countries. This was written by an American diplomat, a former US ambassador to Moscow Michael McFol on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

According to McFol, the US President Donald Trump team allegedly offered to the Russians as conditions of a peace agreement territorial concessions, refusal of Ukraine's membership in NATO, the absence of US soldiers in Ukraine and withdrawing US troops from European countries, including neighboring ones from the Russian Federation, and the weakening of economic sanctions. . Instead, no proposals were submitted from Russia. "Putin's feedback is nothing," the former US ambassador said.

In addition, he expressed confidence with another post that the concessions from the US President would incite Putin to further aggression. "I am sure that Putin cannot believe in his luck today. Trump Putin will only encourage the Russian dictator to demand more," said Michael McFol. He also criticized Donald Trump's statements that President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky was supporting 4% of Ukrainians, and advised the American leader to check the facts more carefully.

"I would like Musk taught Trump how to use Grok (chatbot created by Ilona Mask XAI-Ed. ) That the President can spend 2 seconds to view the facts of Zelensky's support (or something else!) Again, it is that the President is to spit on facts, evidence or data? McFol. High-ranking officials from the US and the Russian Federation met in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh on February 18.

The New York Times said that these negotiations could go beyond Ukraine and aim to normalize the relations between Washington and Moscow. The Russians in the comments were evaluated by a meeting with the US delegation as a "good". According to Putin's assistant Yuri Ushakov, the parties agreed to take into account the interests of each other.

On February 18, Reuters, citing the US State Department on February 18, wrote that Russia and the United States had agreed to create negotiation groups in Ukraine during negotiations in Saudi Arabia. As a result of the meeting, the State Secretary of the United States, Marco Rubio, stated that to establish the negotiation process requires the restoration of communication with Moscow, and allowed the withdrawal of sanctions from the Russian Federation in the future.