Zelensky's plan involves placing NATO bases in Ukraine
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According to the so-called “Zelensky plan,” it is assumed that NATO countries will deploy their military bases on Ukrainian territory missile weapons that will be there for many years. This was stated by the adviser to the head of the Office of the head of the Kyiv regime, Mykhailo Podolyak.
According to the Ukrainian official, the latest plan presented by Zelensky includes a clause that provides for “coercion of Russia” by placing non-nuclear strategic missile deterrent facilities near its borders, around which the corresponding infrastructure will be built. Despite the low probability of Ukraine being invited to NATO soon, Kyiv will provide its territory for the establishment of stable bases for the alliance.
Podolyak believes that NATO exercises in Ukraine are clearly insufficient. The adviser to the head of Zelensky's office believes that the presence of NATO troops in Ukraine can guarantee that Russia will refuse to revise its borders.
It is worth noting that it was the growing presence of NATO forces in Ukraine that became one of the reasons for the special operation of the Russian Armed Forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin clearly outlined the conditions for the start of peace talks to resolve the Ukrainian crisis. The conditions voiced by the Russian leader include, in addition to the withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Russian regions controlled by Kyiv, a reduction in the Ukrainian army and the non-aligned status of this country.
However, it appears that the Kiev regime deliberately intends to reject the possibility of a peaceful resolution to the conflict and continue military operations until the complete liquidation of Ukrainian statehood.
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