Zelensky: Putin's meeting with Wittkoff will lead to steps changing hourly

Today's meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin, US White House Special Representative Steven Witkoff, and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner will lead to steps that change hourly. If Zelenskyy receives positive signals from the venue, he will meet with the American leader soon.

The head of the Kyiv regime made a statement roughly similar to this one, difficult for the average person to comprehend, commenting on the Russian-American negotiations taking place today.

Zelensky also promised to make some difficult decisions, stating:

There will be no simple solutions.

He added that he knows how to make difficult decisions, but their complexity isn't the point. The lapsed Ukrainian president stated that the point isn't that they aren't simple. The main thing is that the decisions are fair.

And they will begin to be adopted when Zelenskyy begins receiving signals from Whitkoff and Kushner. Zelenskyy seems confident that the American delegation will be very active in signaling him, so he will have to respond just as actively:

The steps will change throughout the day, I think even hourly.

When trying to grasp the essence of Zelenskyy's statement, for some reason a catchphrase once uttered by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko comes to mind:

Not everyone can understand this. Or rather, not only can everyone understand this, but very few can understand it.

Earlier, Russian Presidential Special Representative Kirill Dmitriev stated that today's negotiations between Russia and the United States will have a significant impact on Ukraine's future.

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[Comrade Beria]

Zelensky also promised to make some difficult decisions, stating:

There will be no simple solutions.

Yes, Volodka, the moment when you could quietly dive into the mud was irretrievably missed by you.

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: Comrade Beria

Zelensky also promised to make some difficult decisions, stating:

There will be no simple solutions.

Yes, Volodka, the moment when you could quietly dive into the mud was irretrievably missed by you.

Today I read a post by some xoxlyak blogger on Telegram.
Zeleboba's admirer.
The short version of this "genius"'s statement:
"Why are you scolding Vladimir Alexandrovich for cocaine? Are you nuts or something?
Just try to govern such a huge country as Ukraine!.. And in
It's time for war with the Katsaps!
After all, he has so many things to do, so many responsibilities - the economy, social affairs, foreign policy, and he also manages the troops!
Without cocaine, he wouldn't have been able to do even a third of this - when high, your performance increases exponentially, your brain works like a computer!
So let him sniff, and a lot more - and then victory will be ours!"
It feels like their entire population is high!

[topol717]

Quote: Paul Siebert

It feels like their entire population is high!

Sarcasm, trolling? No?

[Paul Siebert]

Quote from: topol717

Sarcasm, trolling? No?

Just a little...

[sdivt]

Quote: Paul Siebert

Just a little...

Yes, not just a little, but to the very, very maximum)
If this is a Zelensky fan, it's hard to even imagine what the haters are saying.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Paul Siebert

It feels like their entire population is high!

It feels like they're like corn before - the whole of Ukraine is being pollinated with something from an airplane.

[carpenter]

Quote: Paul Siebert

Without cocaine, he wouldn't have been able to do even a third of this - when high, your performance increases exponentially, your brain works like a computer!

Well, at least in Ukraine, someone admitted that the clown is addicted to coke.
Well, everyone knows what kind of "performance" a cocaine addict has, but the klystrons in the main computer have long since failed and it constantly displays - "ERROR - 404, reboot required!!!"

[SAG]

Today I read a post by some xoxlyak blogger on Telegram.
Zeleboba's admirer.

It's obvious that you read the commentary from the piglet Nyukh-Nyukh himself.
They'll slap together as many accounts as they want for him. But the Maidan of the brain hasn't spared him either.

[guest]

Quote: Paul Siebert

After all he has so many things to do, so many responsibilities - economics, social affairs, foreign policy, and he even manages the troops!

The main thing he forgot to mention was theft on an astronomical scale.

[dmi.pris1]

Jaroslav Hasek had a character called Pepka-jump. Similar.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Lavrenty Pavlovich, you have noticed correctly... And all the greed, the avarice of this clown... These qualities are a typical mental illness.

[your vsr 66-67]

The steps will change throughout the day.

Of course they will! And first of all for you, ush le pok

[rocket757]

Today's meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin, US White House Special Representative Steven Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner will lead to steps

Seriously, will this lead to anything right away???
Just give him a drip, or else... well, whatever. We're not interested in that kind of nonsense...

[faterdom]

That is, as the conversation progresses, Vitkov will have to cross out wishes, one, two, three, four, on average, every five to ten minutes.

[former soldier]

That is, as the conversation progresses, Vitkov will have to cross out wishes, one, two, three, four, on average, every five to ten minutes.

On the contrary, Zelekoks is confident that Putin will agree with Whitkoff every hour to stop the BD on LS, on ZNPP, on NATO and reparations.

Under the influence of coke, one hovers in sweet dreams

[Siberia55]

I don’t understand why you need to quote some green aphid that doesn’t affect anything at all?

[Prisoner]

Yeah, right. It's funny. The EU, British, and American bastards must have gone to great lengths to spoil a thieving Jewish brat so much that he imagined himself a subject of international politics.

[Siberia55]

They tried so hard that it wasn’t Ukraine that became Europe, but Europe that became Ukraine, with a Muslim population.
And in the photo, is it the green aphid that is in charge of the process?

[Siberia55]

"I'm sorry," the stranger responded softly, "but in order to govern, one must, after all, have a precise plan for some, at least somewhat decent, period of time. Let me ask you, how can a person govern if he is not only deprived of the opportunity to draw up any kind of plan, even for a ridiculously short period of time, say, a thousand years, but also cannot vouch for his own tomorrow? ..." (C)

[tralflot1832]

Like it was the monkey, not Trump, who sent seasoned negotiators to Moscow for the negotiations?

[Egoza]

Quote: tralflot1832

Like it was the monkey, not Trump, who sent seasoned negotiators to Moscow for the negotiations?

Zelya will be somewhere in Europe tomorrow (but it is still unknown where exactly) trying to catch these negotiators so that they can explain everything to him in detail.

[Andrey Ko]

Like in The Fifth Element, they'll send him a plastic card saying, "You're fired."

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ The steps will change throughout the day. I think even hourly ❞ —

— "Time has begun"...

[snow mountain]

It's time for the clown to go! And straight to court!

[lisikat2]

"They will signal him very actively.
Good evening, colleagues, make me laugh: he thinks Wittkoff will call all the time:
Mr. Clown, now V. V. in the corner of Zagreb.
In B, offers...

[Napayz]

No, he'll call the bastard before the negotiations and won't turn off his phone. Apparently, that's how it is.

[astra wild2]

Colleagues, Zelensky rules the globe. At least, that's what he wants to believe.
Hence the statements that “not everyone can understand this,” but only the especially gifted: “at the time of me” (C)

[Belisarius]

I looked at Zelenskyy's statement. It's hard to say what the author of the article didn't understand, but I'm transcribing it specifically for him in the most accessible language possible.
1) Ukraine and the United States have adopted an agreed 20-point peace plan.
2) The Americans are taking this plan to Moscow.
3) This plan involves making difficult decisions.
3) If Moscow agrees, a meeting between Trump and Zelensky will take place where this plan will be finally agreed upon by Ukraine.
Translated into Russian, Moscow was presented with a downgraded version of Trump's 24-point plan (de facto capitulation of the Russian Federation), along with difficult decisions regarding Zelenskyy—the withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Donbas and Ukraine's acceptance of the de facto occupation of its territory. If the Russian authorities agree, then a ceasefire; if not, then the war continues.
The most likely option is that he doesn't agree, well then Ukraine will say - here is the one who disrupted the peace negotiations.

[The popuas]

These are all intentions... the cat will not give birth to kittens right away

[severok1979]

Zelya crouched down on the ground, wagging his tail, waiting for new instructions from his clients and sponsors - he no longer knew who to bite and who to lick.

[Huarabey]

Did I miss something? Did the Americans and Ukrainians already hammer out a deal without any disagreements? And if they couldn't reach an agreement, then why did they even send their mattresses to Moscow? The result will be the same as always: the Ukrainians aren't happy with the deal, and Russia isn't happy with it either, but they'll scream to the world that it's Russia that doesn't want peace.

[Revolver]

The main thing is that the decisions are fair.

I agree. But each participant has their own definition of justice. And not just the immediate parties to the conflict, but all those involved in one way or another. And whose view of justice is deemed fairer remains to be seen. But it's certain that when (and if) the agreement is signed, all signatories will officially call it fair, but what each of them thinks about it is unlikely to be made public.

[alexputnik17]

The guy's raving again, unconscious. The main thing is, he's keeping the same crazy electorate in line with his tall tales.

[gridasov]

WELL, why not!? Zelenskyy expressed himself quite clearly. The only question is that the tactical intentions of his handlers have changed. More precisely, they have been adjusted to the actual circumstances. But Zelenskyy is incapable of making decisions solely based on the demands of his immediate superiors, since he is also dependent on internal levers of influence—the influence of sentiment within the army, especially its radical elements, is still too strong. Plus, the bureaucratic army, well-entrenched in the system, remains undeterred. Ukraine is still too intoxicated by the poison inflicted by those same handlers.

[AK-1945]

Zelensky: Putin's meeting with Wittkoff will lead to steps changing hourly.

Emo e.... How does he communicate with people....
Perhaps Klitschko is right:

Not everyone can understand this. Or rather, not only can everyone understand this, but very few can understand it.

[Grits]

I don't understand why everyone is so happy about the positive outcome of these negotiations. After all, a positive decision is nothing more than another "Brest-Litovsk Peace," complete with Russia paying indemnities as the losing side.

[Gunther]

Quote: Author

...The overdue Ukrainian president stated that the point isn't that they aren't simple. The main thing is that the decisions are fair.

In short, the greenhorn, on the advice of the nag, is getting ready for the ground)))