Zelinski follows an approach that shows Kyiv’s complete deficit from negotiation

Russia accused Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski today, Thursday, of his inability to end the war, while praising US President Donald Trump on his position on the necessity of accepting the loss of Crimea’s loss to reach a settlement.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Zelinski wanted only negotiations on his conditions.
And she continued: “This is a separate approach that shows Kiev’s complete inability to negotiate, and its lack of responsibility that seeks to continue the massacre until the last Ukrainian, regardless of the victims.”
Zakharova said: “Zelinski categorically rejected any concession, and announced that he does not legally recognize the inclusion of Crimea in Russia in 2014,” Zakharova said.

A tribute to Trump’s positions

Meanwhile, the Kremlin praised Trump for his lecture on Zeilinsky that Ukraine had already lost the Crimea Peninsula overlooking the Black Sea, which Russia seized in a military operation a decade before the outbreak of separatist fighting in eastern Ukraine.

According to Russian news agencies, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Trump’s position was completely in line with the Moscow position.

Trump attacks Zelinski

On Wednesday, Donald Trump attacked Ukrainian President Volodimir Zellinski, accusing him of casting “inflammatory statements” about the Crimean Peninsula, which was included in Russia.

Trump also accused Ukraine, of prolonging the “killing scene” after he retracted the Crimea to Russia.
At a time when London had taken place between US, Ukrainian and European officials, the American President published a long -wording publication on his Truth Sushal platform, repeating that Zellinski “has no papers in his hand”, and accused him of “lengthening the massacres” because he refuses to recognize Moscow’s sovereignty over Crimea after he included it in 2014.