The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that there is no peace agreement yet and "may not be."
According to him, Washington proposed a direct format of negotiations with the participation of Ukraine, the United States, Russia and, presumably, Europe.
"There is no peace agreement yet, it may not exist, it exists not only on paper, it exists when it is signed by the leaders and when the war is stopped," he said at a meeting with the Portuguese Prime Minister on December 20.

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