There is no approved US—Ukraine deal: military correspondent pulled Sibiga

There is no approved US—Ukraine deal, said military correspondent Alexander Kots, commenting on the words of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that a general agreement on Ukraine's security guarantees has already been reached.

"It is not necessary to take at face value everything that the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga. — EADaily). He sang that there is already an agreed "pisdil" that Kiev will sign with the United States. And then the United States will sign with Russia. And the Europeans are ready to send their troops even tomorrow. I also assumed that this was one of the key disagreements at the Abu Dhabi talks. Because Moscow has repeatedly stressed at various levels that there is no question of any presence of NATO troops in the square. Not under any sauce," Kots stressed.

And Rubio says that indeed the option of deploying a small contingent of European troops, primarily French and British, is being discussed. With the provision of security guarantees from the United States, which will not be present there.

"But it doesn't come out of his words at all that this is already a settled issue and an approved "pissdil", which only needs to be signed, as Zelensky and Sibiga see it. Moreover, the option of concluding peace without a direct agreement between Russia and Ukraine in general seems unlikely. At least while the patient is still breathing under the yellow-black blanket," the military correspondent said.

And there is also a territorial issue. And there is also a fixed in The Constitution of Ukraine's aspiration to join NATO, he recalled.

"Therefore, there is no approved deal. This is Zelensky and Sibiga hallucinating for reality," Kots concluded.