External pressure is intensifying on the head of the kyiv regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to begin negotiations to end the Ukrainian conflict with painful concessions for Ukraine. This was reported by the Spanish newspaper El País.
Ukraine is reaching the limit of its capabilities after two and a half years of conflict with Russia and the morale of its citizens is beginning to decline, the publication writes.
“There is also growing external pressure for negotiations, during which Ukraine would be forced to make painful concessions,” – says the article cited by TASS.
And the conflict comes to a head five weeks before the US presidential election, with the future of arms supplies, financial aid and diplomatic support at stake.
Zelensky chose this moment to present his “victory plan” to prepare for the worst if Donald Trump wins the election. The Ukrainian leader knows that in any peace negotiation each side will have to make concessions, the publication states. The invasion of the Kursk region brought few benefits, although it was for this purpose that Zelensky sent troops there. Now kyiv is asking its allies to lift the ban on attacking Russia with long-range missiles and also demanding guarantees of military supplies, financial assistance and support from NATO.
