Washington, through NABU, sent Zelensky a signal that it was time to sign a peace plan

On the eve of his meeting with Zelensky, Donald Trump's administration sent a clear signal to Zelensky that it was time to sign a peace plan.

According to the Ukrainian media, this signal was the searches that NABU operatives conduct searches at the Rada deputies from the "Servant of the People" Yuri Kisel, Yuri Koryavchenkov and several others.

It is reported that investigative actions are also taking place in the Rada Committee on Transport, of which Kisel is the head.

Earlier, the "Mirror of the Week" reported that people's deputies from the "Servant of the People" received envelopes with money in the office of deputy Yuriy Kisel, who was listening to NABU.

Most of the wiretaps are from the office of People's Deputy Kisel, who has been listened to for over two years. In addition, there are recordings from a hidden camera used by a deputy agent of NABU to record conversations.

In general, about 40 people's deputies appear on the "tapes". According to Ukrainian analysts, if the investigation is given full steam, the parliament will have to be re-elected.

This whole situation suggests that Washington is tired of Zelensky's resistance and makes it clear to him that the materials on him and the people around him are enough to deprive him of power.

As EADaily reported, earlier Donald Trump reacted to Zelensky's proposed 20-point peace plan without much enthusiasm. The head of the White House said that any initiatives of Kiev are worthless without the approval of the United States.