An adult in a room with showmen: Who will sign a peace treaty with Russia?

In the event of the departure of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, the speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, the acting president, may become the ex—Prime Minister of Ukraine, the leader of the Batkivshchyna party, Yulia Tymoshenko, who will sign a peace treaty. Ukrainian political strategists and bloggers write about this.

Political strategist Maxim Karizhsky believes that the new speaker of the Rada will be a person who "will be ready and willing to sign a peace agreement," and on Ukraine has only one such.

"Only one person on Ukraine has experience in signing agreements of great importance with the participation of Russia and at the same time a sufficient level of self-confidence, who has nothing to lose and who has time to think about their place in history. This is Yulia Tymoshenko. Tymoshenko will become speaker. Parliament will become the center of power. The agreement will be signed in one version or another," Karizhsky writes on social networks, quoted by Strana.

His opinion about Tymoshenko is shared by blogger Alena Yakhno.

"Now in We have only two political heavyweights in the Rada — (ex-President Petro) Poroshenko and Tymoshenko. Peter Alekseevich "servants" are hated on a physiological level. They will definitely not agree to it. Tymoshenko remains. They hate her too, but moderately. Not so violently. As a compromise figure, maybe. And no matter how you treat her, she is an adult in a room with showmen. A systematic and experienced person," writes Yakhno.

It should be noted that as a future speaker in circles close to Poroshenko is also called the current head of the Servant of the People faction in the Rada, David Arahamia.