"End of Russia": OP told how negotiations on Kiev (video) could end

According to him, on both sides there is no opportunity to agree on the borders that existed as of February 24, 2022, before a full -scale invasion. "Any arrangements on the conditions of Ukraine will mean the end of Russia, in the form it has today. Also, any arrangements on the terms of Russia will mean the end of Ukraine in the form in which there is today,"-said OP advisor. Mikhail Podolyak noted that this issue has no compromise. Instead, in his opinion, there are "other processes".

It is necessary to realize that Russia understands only force, accordingly Ukraine needs more weapons. "This is the only argument that works today," he emphasized, adding that in order to form any negotiations at all, you must first make significant defeats of Russia on the front line. Otherwise, it will not work, according to the adviser OP.

It is necessary to speak with partners of Ukraine and countries that take neutral positions, which Kiev invests in understanding "negotiations", he emphasized, explaining that others do not offer "fantastic" ideas to agree with Russia and give it everything she wants, in exchange for peace. Therefore, it must be clearly explained that Ukraine sees under "negotiating positions", how to reach them and how to fix them in a global memorandum.

"This will be a clear position," Mikhail Podolyak emphasized, emphasizing that other countries can join it. In addition, it is unknown whether Russia will want real negotiations, not familiar to Moscow, in an ultimate format. "Like, you will give us everything, kneel, we will kill you a little, and then talk and you will sign capitulation.

Who said that Russia, until it loses, will conduct any other negotiations?" Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba stated that Ukraine can begin negotiations with Russia after a summit in Switzerland, where they should form a coalition of countries that share the same principles and approaches. According to Focus, on April 23, the upper house of the US Congress approved a bill on assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan for $ 95. 3 billion.