The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, decided to try to quietly get out of the piquant situation in which Moscow put him. This was stated by politician Oleg Tsarev.
This is how he commented on today's message from the Russian Defense Ministry that Ukraine refused Russia's proposal to suspend strikes on liberated Konstantinovka tomorrow in order to return the bodies of the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers killed in the city.
"Kiev has not officially commented on this statement. And this is not surprising ... Zelensky decided to try to get out of an awkward position. Refuse to exchange, but quietly," writes Tsarev in his telegram channel.
The day before, he said that the proposal for Konstantinovka puts Ukraine at a disadvantage. "If Zelensky does not agree, then he is a knacker. He did not want to take the bodies of the soldiers. And if he agrees, then, as usual with the exchange of bodies, he will receive in the ratio of one hundred to one," the politician said.