Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal revealed how German chancellor Olaf Scholz had offered Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky a peace deal only days before the Russian launched it "Special Military Operations" in Ukraine on February 24th. But Zelensky turned down the deal - claiming that Putin couldn't be trusted to keep his promises.
It turns out that Shultz was in the process of brokering a deal and told Zelensky during his visit to the Munich Security on February 19th "That Ukraine should renounce its NATO aspirations and declare neutrality as part of a wider European security deal between the West and Russia," and that "The pact would be signed by Mr. Putin and Mr. Biden, who would jointly guarantee Ukraine's security."
Incredibly, Zelensky rejected the offer to make a concession by declaring its NATO neutrality, and thus avoid a war with Russia, and claimed that, "Putin couldn't be trusted to uphold such an agreement and that most Ukrainians wanted to join NATO.".
Secondly, it indicates the level of control that Washington has over his government, as he is being advised at every step of the way by the US State Department and CIA. It's no secret that the US and UK have been egging-on Kiev to fight NATO's war with Russia on their behalf - even if that means placing Kiev in an unwinnable position where it may end up having its armed forces completely destroyed and Ukraine losing even more territory than it already has.
Maybe Zelensky could have defused tensions 6 months ago by disavowing NATO aspirations and declaring Ukraine a neutral state.
Such a declaration would certainly be welcome by Russia today, but in light of the West's continued proxy war against Moscow, and the US and UK-led campaign to 'cancel' Russia from the global economic and financial system, as well as media, culture and sport, then it's safe to say things have moved on considerably from this being just a NATO issue.
All of this makes Zelensky more a liability than as asset for the future of Ukraine.
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Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Zelensky Was Offered a Peace Deal to Prevent War, But Rejected It
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