"The Empty Words". Kremlin responds to declaration by Volodymyr Zelenski

Declaration by the president Ukraine on the peace talks, the Tuesday interview British writer Piers Morgan.

Volodymyr Zelenski admitted that he was ready to sit at the negotiating table with the Russian leader, if it was the only way to reconstruct peace.

– If people think we gotta go diplomatically, and I think We are ready, it must be the United States, Europe, Ukraine and Russia He said.

– If this is the only configuration in which we can accomplish peace for the Ukrainians and not lose people, Of course we will. – he added.

He addressed possible peace talks at the press briefing President's press secretary Vladimir Putin, Dmitri Dobkov. According to the Cremol official, the change in the communicative of Volodymyr Zelenski is connected with the increasingly hard situation of the Ukrainian army on the front.

– The dynamics of the peculiar operation shows that interest A peaceful dialog must leave Kieva – he stressed.

According to Piesk, however, it is hard to talk about specifics, due to the fact that there are no circumstantial gestures directed to Moscow and conditions that have been repeatedly presented by Vladimir Putin are not met.

– Our analysis (...) indicates that Mr. Zelenski has serious de jure problems with his legitimacy in the country, but However, the Russian side remains open to negotiations He explained.

– However, readiness must be based on something... That's why there's no way. To see it as something another than empty words He summarized.

The statements by Dmitri Pieskov, in Russian media, are accompanied by a summary of the conditions imposed by Kremlin to Ukrainian authorities to give the chance Start talks on ceasefire and yet peace.

Moscow has repeatedly stressed that it will halt fire if the authorities in Kiev They'll agree 4 entries in the Constitution of the country.

We are talking about: the authoritative waiver of accession NATO, to leave the territories annexed by Russia, to carry out denazification and demilitarisation, and to adopt neutral state status.