Moscow’s response, the Kremlin’s commentary, Ukraine’s position in the conflict: Politics: Russia: Lenta.ru

Insulting the Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskywho sent Russia by three letters, called rudeness. To the leader’s statement the day before Ukraine the deputy reacted State Duma from the Crimean region, member of the security committee Mikhail Sheremet.

Sheremet believes that Zelensky made such a statement not out of great intelligence. In his opinion, these words were spoken due to a lack of moral framework and a panicky mood.

The parliamentarian indicated that the Russian side should not get involved in a verbal altercation with the authorities Kyiv.

The Kremlin responded to Zelensky’s insults that Russia has “a more constructive agenda”

Zelensky spoke unflatteringly about Russia on December 2 during a speech at a joint press conference with the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. “What should Russia do? Preferably three letters,” stated he supported his statement with the words that Kyiv is ready to do anything to end the conflict next year.

Commenting on the situation, the Kremlin reported that they had not heard statements from the head of Ukraine, notingthat in Russia there is now a “more constructive agenda.”

Zelensky expressed his desire to see Russia at the second “peace summit”

Despite his statements, the Ukrainian president promised to invite Russia to the second “peace summit.” He indicated that this is what Kyiv’s partners want. “We are not giving up our position. As all the leaders wanted, Russia should be at the second summit. We will invite them,” said Zelensky.

At the same time, the basis of the event, according to him, will be a discussion of the so-called “peace formula”. The final detailed document, which is currently being prepared, will be presented to all meeting participants.

IN USA meanwhile thinkthat Ukraine is approaching a “turning point” in the conflict due to the successes of the Russian army, which is “confidently advancing in the east” and the election statements of the elected American president Donald Trumpwho promised to stop the fighting. Bloomberg pointed to Zelensky’s recent statements that Kyiv is allowing the “hot phase” to stop if the territories controlled by Ukraine are taken “under the umbrella” NATO.

In Ukraine, it was noted that this was Zelensky’s first statement since February 2022 that he was ready to end the conflict without returning the lost territories.