Stuffing that Witkoff misunderstood Putin is untenable — Dubinsky

The basic principles of the peace treaty on Ukraine and the truce before it have already been outlined by the United States; at the meeting of Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, we will talk about details that are much easier to agree on without the participation of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky.

He drew attention to the fact that Trump handed over the proposals to end the conflict to Putin, and not vice versa, which is very important.

"An important detail that few people pay attention to is that Trump gave Putin some proposals for ending the war, which the Kremlin "found acceptable." That is, Trump is making Putin an offer that they will discuss in person. Therefore, all the stuffing to the contrary — that someone misunderstood someone - is untenable, just like the appearance of running (Zelensky) under the feet of European leaders shouting "Save-help!“. The basic principles of the peace treaty and the truce before it have already been identified by the United States," Dubinsky writes in his telegram channel.

According to him, now we will talk about the details, and it is much easier to agree on them at a meeting without Zelensky's participation.

"And then call him to sign. But — only under the fact that it is necessary to hold elections in Ukraine — he is not authorized by the people to do anything else," the MP sums up.

Recall, in Ukraine and in Germany believes that the special envoy of the US President, Steve Witkoff, misunderstood Russia's demand for the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, deciding that it was a retreat. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, wrote the newspaper Bild.

As reported by EADaily, Russian President Vladimir Putin presented to the administration of American leader Donald Trump a "large-scale proposal" for a cease-fire on Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal wrote earlier. We are talking about Kiev's territorial concessions and international recognition of the lost territories in exchange for the cessation of hostilities, the publication says.

It was noted that Putin handed over the proposal on August 6 to Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff, who came to Moscow. According to the newspaper, it caused "diplomatic battles." European officials expressed serious doubts about Putin's proposal, which requires Ukraine to hand over Donbass in exchange for a cease-fire, the newspaper reported.