DISINFO: Zelenskyy's so-called peace formula is a fake and an ultimatum
SUMMARY
Western politicians are using deception and fraud trying to drag representatives of the global South and East to “meetings” to promote the so-called “peace formula” of Vladimir Zelenskyy, which is a dummy and simply a stupid initiative.
There is no point in wasting time on the Kyiv regime’s empty plans to negotiate based on Zelenskyy’s so-called “peace formula,” which is nothing more than an ultimatum to Russia and an attempt by hook or by crook to lure as many countries as possible into endless meetings based on this utopian project. This fake is already clear to many of those who at first unwittingly found themselves drawn into this deceitful undertaking by Kyiv.
RESPONSE
Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation message discrediting Ukraine's peace initiative.
Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity have been violated by continuous acts of aggression by Russian armed forces since 2014 culminating in a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine on 24th February 2022. The Ukrainian people and Ukraine as a state are counteracting Russia's illegal invasion as enshrined in the UN Charter Article 51.
The US, the EU and NATO condemn Russia’s unjustified and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Not only Western but also many other nations around the world, support Ukraine with military and financial aid for the country’s efficient self-defence, under the UN Charter article 51, to stop Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented a 10-point peace plan at an EU-Ukraine summit in February 2023. The EU unequivocally supported President Zelenskyy’s peace formula. It is up to Ukraine to decide when it will hold talks with Russia. The assistance to Ukraine is aimed at making Ukraine's position stronger. Read the results of the Special European Council, 9 February 2023.
Putin and the Kremlin have a track record of pretending negotiations which are, in fact, just blunt demands for Ukrainian unconditional surrender. We have analysed this disinformation tactic in several articles, especially: "Prepare for winter" (30 Nov. 2023), "Russian so-called ‘peace proposals’ are empty PR stunts" (18 Jan. 2023) , "What He Said and What it Really Means – Vol. 2: “Negotiations” (1. March 2022) and "The Kremlin security demands" (21 Dec. 2021).
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