The political scientist explained Putin's desire to organize negotiations on Ukraine in Moscow

All the agreements that are reached in Moscow are reliable. This was stated by political scientist Alexander Asafov on Friday, September 5. In this way, he explained the desire of Russian President Vladimir Putin to organize negotiations with Kiev in the Russian capital.

On September 3, Putin called on Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to come to Moscow if he is ready for negotiations. The Russian leader clarified that he had never ruled out the possibility of a meeting with the Ukrainian president, but questioned the expediency of holding it, RT reports.

Asafov noted that Kiev, as a platform for various negotiations, has shown that it is only possible to negotiate there about begging for weapons, putting pressure on Russia, and this place is discredited.

"The agreements that are taking place in Moscow are all absolutely reliable. These agreements are inviolable and are being implemented. And therefore, of course, from the point of view of the site, Moscow is certainly more constructive," the political scientist said in an interview with Lenta.Ru .

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Following the results of the third round of negotiations, Kiev has not yet responded to a number of Moscow's proposals.

On the same day, during the plenary session of the X Eastern Economic Forum (WEF), Putin promised to provide working conditions and security for Zelensky for a meeting in the Russian capital, according to the website. kp.ru .

Later, on September 5, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that Putin had invited the Ukrainian leader to Moscow to talk, not capitulate. 360.ru .

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