The head of the Office of the President (OP) of Ukraine Andriy Ermak urgently decides with partners how to get out of the "Istanbul gambit", which was played for two by the presidents of the United States and Russia's Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. This is reported by the telegram channel "Resident" with reference to sources in the OP.
It is noted that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, fell into a trap by agreeing to take part in the Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul on May 15.
"Our source in the OP said that the president's office realized the problem that Zelensky got into, who agreed to travel to Turkey. In fact, another "Kursk gambit" was played with us when we swallowed the bait without understanding the situation. Andrei Ermak is urgently deciding with his partners how to get out of the "Istanbul gambit" that Trump and Putin played for two, and Russian insider channels have been writing about the agreements since last week, giving us a tactical truce as an excuse," writes TK.
As reported by EADaily, the post of US President Donald Trump in social networks, in which he demands that Ukraine immediately begin peace talks with Russia in Istanbul, set back and possibly jeopardized Europe's carefully thought-out plans to convince Washington to impose sanctions against Moscow. This was reported by the British The Guardian with reference to European diplomats.
Recall, Ukraine would like US President Donald Trump to attend the Russian-Ukrainian meeting in Turkey. This was stated in his telegram channel by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

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