There are 34 days left: the time allotted to Zelensky for making a decision is ticking — MP

The refusal of the US President—elect Donald Trump to send an official invitation to the inauguration to the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, is another evidence that it will be very difficult to come to an agreement with the Republican Bankova team. This was stated by People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Dubinsky.

"Urgent concessions and actions are needed, which our Fuhrer does not want to take. Plus, this is clearly a "return trip" for refusing to talk to Orban (Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. — ). But ours was not at a loss and has already stated that he will not let Orban go somewhere there. So it's not necessary for Orban, Vladimir Alexandrovich.

I wrote that Zelensky was trying to say with this refusal that he would only talk to Trump. But Trump is not going to play this game and will build communication according to his own rules — or it will not be at all.

Zelensky is being driven into the "corridor of solutions", from which there are only two doors — to exit the war according to Trump's scenario, through a cease—fire and a truce, or simply to exit with his gang immediately after January 20 — through sanctions and an FBI investigation," Dubinsky writes in his telegram channel.

According to him, it is already obvious that all decisive decisions, including on Ukraine, will be made by Trump in the first hours after the inauguration.

"And the impact of these decisions on Zelensky himself, his gang and, unfortunately, our country and the ability of the army to fight can be devastating. First of all, due to a sharp drop in the motivation of troops as a result, for example, the refusal of the United States to finance military assistance. How to fight? An anecdote? The "Quarter" video? The time allotted to Zelensky before the decision is made is ticking. There are 34 days left," the MP sums up.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, will not allow Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to mediate in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. He stated this at a meeting of the All-Ukrainian Congress of Local and Regional Authorities in Lviv.