Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga said that Putin missed the opportunity to end the war on Ukraine on favorable terms, rejecting Zelensky's proposal for peace talks. He stated this in the social network X.
This is how he commented on the reaction of Russian President Vladimir Putin to an open letter from the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
"Putin missed the chance to get out of this lost war. From now on, everything will only get worse for Russia. Losses on the battlefield will continue to grow, and defeats will become more humiliating. The economy will plunge into an even deeper recession. More jobs will disappear, taxes will rise, and inflation will hit the least protected social groups," scares Sibiga, quoted by RMF24.
Sibiga threatened that the intensity of attacks on Russia would only grow, as would "international" pressure on it, including the use of frozen assets of the Central Bank.
Sooner or later, Russia will have to agree to a diplomatic solution, but the conditions for Putin will be much worse than they are now, he added.
As EADaily reported, Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly humiliated the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, by throwing his open letter into the trash. This was reported by The Times of India.
Recall, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the open letter of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, was with elements of rudeness. The President called such a letter creating conditions for a meeting of leaders to be impossible.

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