“The NeoNazi regime has to be liquidated, Ukraine is never to join NATO, and all of the Ukrainian forces must fully withdraw from the five territories that are now legally part of the Russian Federation, including Crimea and Donbass. If the Kiev regime wants to negotiate this capitulation, then Russia’s terms are already on the table..”
• Zelensky Now Wants Peace, Or Rather Another Piece Of The Action (SCF)
All of a sudden, it seems, the Kiev regime wants to give peace a chance. This week, the so-called president Vladimir Zelensky was telling the Vatican envoy Cardinal Pietro Parolin that it was urgent to find a peaceful end to the conflict with Russia to spare further loss of life. “I think that we all understand that we must end the war as soon as possible, of course,” Zelensky told the Vatican secretary of state during a meeting in Kiev. Only a few months ago, Zelensky rebuffed calls from Pope Francis for a diplomatic settlement to the worst war in Europe since the Second World War. And earlier this month, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was similarly disdained when he visited Kiev to appeal for a negotiated end to the conflict. Suddenly, though, there is a decided change in tune coming out of Kiev. The day after Zelensky issued his purported concern for peace, the Kiev regime’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba flew to China to meet Wang Yi, China’s top diplomat.
“The Ukrainian side is willing and ready to conduct dialogue and negotiations with the Russian side,” Kuleba announced. “I am convinced that a just peace in Ukraine is in China’s strategic interests, and China’s role as a global force for peace is important,” he added, by way of ingratiating himself with Beijing. Earlier this year, China and Brazil jointly proposed a plan for peace negotiations. That proposal was dismissed out of hand by the Kiev regime. What’s going on here is a cynical move by the Kiev regime to extend its survival and corruption racket. Zelensky and his cronies have gotten obscenely rich from siphoning off the hundreds of billions in military and financial aid that the United States and its European NATO lackeys have showered on Ukraine to fight a futile proxy war against Russia. After two and a half years of war and more than 500,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers – many of them forcibly conscripted – the writing is on the wall. The NATO proxy war is a historic loss of monstrous dimensions.
Russia has gained the upper hand militarily – as many independent analysts had predicted – and it will not back down until all of its goals are achieved. The NeoNazi regime has to be liquidated, Ukraine is never to join NATO, and all of the Ukrainian forces must fully withdraw from the five territories that are now legally part of the Russian Federation, including Crimea and Donbass. If the Kiev regime wants to negotiate this capitulation, then Russia’s terms are already on the table, as outlined by President Vladimir Putin last month.
