Zelensky: Putin again confirmed that he was afraid of negotiations and does everything to delay the war

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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the actions of Russian leader Vladimir Putin are aimed at delaying war and avoiding real negotiations.

Source: The post of Zelensky in x

Details: The President believes that every step of Putin is aimed at delaying the war and making it endless, avoiding opportunities for real negotiations.

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Direct Language: “Putin again confirmed that he was afraid of negotiations, is afraid of strong leaders and does everything to delay the war. Every step and all his cynical tricks are aimed at making war endless.

In 2014, Russia launched a hybrid war against Ukraine, which in 2022 made full-scale. We now see that there is an opportunity to reach a real peace, but it is Putin that does his best to continue to kill a full -scale, or to pause, so that in the future, by hybrid blows, to prepare a new full -scale invasion. ”

Details: Zelensky urged the world leaders to take into account the mistakes of the past and combine efforts to coercive Russia into peace. According to him, Putin uses his capabilities to destroy the world, but does not have the courage to withstand strong and harmonious pressure.

Prehistory:

• On January 25, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that in 2022 he put into operation a decision of the NSDC on the impossibility of negotiating with Russian ruler Vladimir Putin to stop separatism, as the Russians tried to press on Ukraine because of “many different corridors” that Ukraine could not control.
• On October 4, 2022, Zelensky introduced the NSDC decision on the inability to negotiate with the leader of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.
• The text stated that the NSDC decided to “state the impossibility of negotiating with the President of the Russian Federation V. Putin.” It did not specify who was forbidden to negotiate.
• The Russians have repeatedly criticized this decision and demanded that it review. In particular, on January 24, 2025, Putin declared his desire to meet with US President Donald Trump to “discuss issues of interest to Moscow and Washington.” In the context of the possibility of negotiations on the end of the war, the ruler of the Russian Federation also recalled Zelensky’s decree on a ban on negotiations with the Russian Federation. Putin stated that international partners who sponsor Ukraine should, say, make Zelensky abolish their decree.
• On January 28, 2025, Russian leader Vladimir Putin, answering the questions of his full -time propagandist, again stated that he was ready for negotiations with Ukraine and could “allocate people” who will lead these negotiations.