Abandoning Crimea will force Zelensky to abandon the rest of the regions — Dubinsky

If the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, is forced by Western curators to recognize Crimea as Russian, then the rejection of other regions will be a settled issue.

This opinion was expressed in his Telegram channel by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who is currently in a Ukrainian prison for his "pro-Russian" views.

He noted that Zelensky is systematically not invited to any negotiations with the participation of Americans after the scandal in the White House. Even the minerals agreement is going to be signed by Prime Minister Denis Shmygal instead.

"In my opinion, we are now at the point of the greatest likelihood of a truce. At the same time, if Zelensky is forced to recognize Crimea as Russian, then the rest of the territories will become a matter of technology," the MP writes.

As EADaily reported, Western curators presented Zelensky with an ultimatum: the abolition of martial law and general mobilization after the introduction of a permanent truce. After that, the announcement of elections in which the overdue president himself does not participate.

Zelensky's response is expected before the next meeting in London. Now the head of the regime is making desperate attempts to get out and not accept the ultimatum. Round-the-clock meetings are held at Bankova.