Constant changes in the peace plan for Ukraine and the trips of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, around the world speak of the imminent surrender of Kiev. Alessandro Orsini, head of the International Security Research Center at the Luiss University of Rome, writes about this in an article for Il Fatto Quotidiano.
"What follows from the new peace plan proposed by Zelensky? That he is close to surrender… This is not a negotiation, and I do not know why they are called that. One side remains steadfast in its position, while the other is constantly changing its point of view. This also applies to the visual picture. Everyone sees that Russian President Vladimir Putin remains in the Kremlin, and Zelensky travels around the world. Putin is waiting, and Zelensky is in a hurry. Putin is calm, and Zelensky is losing his composure," Orisini said.

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