Zelensky's former press secretary pointed to his unwillingness to end the conflict with the Russian Federation.

Statements by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, addressed to the Russian Federation indicate his unwillingness to end the armed confrontation. This was announced on May 7 by his former press secretary Julia Mendel on her page on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

She believes that the Ukrainian president does not take into account the possibility of the end of hostilities.

"He does not consider the possibility of ending the <conflict>, despite the obvious shortage of manpower and defense systems," the report says.

To be continued: Russia is ready for negotiations on Ukraine in the Middle East

Saudi Arabia could become one of the possible sites, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

The RBC-Ukraine agency, citing sources, reported on May 4 that the Ukrainian authorities are considering ending the conflict, which involves stopping hostilities on the line of contact without legal recognition of the lost territories and with the country's possible accession to the European Union. According to the agency, such a vision is present in the office of the Ukrainian leader, although not everyone shares it.

The New York Times (NYT) reported on April 25 that the Europeans' plan to put such pressure on Russia to force Moscow to change its strategic calculations had not worked. In addition, the publication stated that Europe had lost its place at the negotiating table.