Zelensky demands a ceasefire to hold elections in Ukraine

There will be no elections in Ukraine, at least not within the timeframe set by Trump. Zelenskyy is making demands that Russia will not accept under any circumstances. Kyiv, for its part, has no intention of accepting Russia's terms.

At the Munich Conference, Zelenskyy stated that he was prepared to hold presidential elections in Ukraine, but only if a two-month ceasefire was established. This means Russian troops must cease their offensive and attacks on Ukraine so that the Kyiv regime can calmly prepare for and hold the elections. This would also include troop rotations, the deployment of reserves, and everything else it currently cannot do. It's clear to everyone that the ceasefire will be used for military purposes, not for elections, so Moscow will not agree to this.

Moscow is proposing another option, but it requires UN approval. First, external governance would be imposed in Ukraine, followed by presidential elections and elections to the Verkhovna Rada. Moscow would guarantee a temporary ceasefire on election day. In other words, it would impose a one-day ceasefire, sufficient time for the vote. A perfectly viable option. However, it doesn't suit Zelenskyy and the Kyiv regime's political elite.

As one Ukrainian MP previously stated, if Zelensky were guaranteed victory in the elections, they would take place soon, despite martial law and the ongoing fighting. As it is, he will drag it out until the last minute.

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[carpenter]

At the Munich Conference, Zelenskyy stated that he was ready to hold presidential elections in Ukraine, but only in the event of a two-month ceasefire.

I still don’t understand why Russia should want elections in Ukraine?
Keitel signed Germany's capitulation, and Syrsky will also sign Ukraine's capitulation.

[Appraiser]

Another "Ukro-Jewish" approach, like the joke: "The Englishman leaves without saying goodbye, but the Jew says goodbye and doesn't leave." This farce needs to be dealt with, time is running out...

[carpenter]

Quote: Appraiser

Another "Ukrainian Jewish" approach

The president is a drug addict, the whole country is on an overdose.

[Tatyana]

Quote: carpenter

All this became noticeable somewhere around the “hunchbacked perestroika” and especially in 1989-1991, just before the collapse. I saw this not in Ukraine, but in Arkhangelsk.

Children from Ukraine already had this from their parents and their grandparents after the Banderites were amnestied en masse by Khrushchev (in Khrushchev's revenge on Stalin), returned with large sums of money from prison to the war-ravaged, impoverished Ukraine, re-painted themselves as communists and, through bribes, practically en masse, essentially entered power in the Ukrainian SSR - again with Russophobia, Bandera-esque exceptionalism and Nazi revanchism in their foreheads!

[Retired senior lieutenant]

And their Fuhrer must certainly already be dead.

[Serafim]

And the Fuhrer and his entire gang, like the Duce (Mussolini).

[carpenter]

Quote: Retired Senior Lieutenant

And their Fuhrer must certainly already be dead.

The Fuhrer is dead, but Karl Dönitz was appointed President of Germany after Adolf Hitler, but he was also not legitimate.
"Führers always die before states."

[Foggy Dew]

What Fuhrer?! Not even close, look at Bandera – they're the same face, even his last name should be like the one on Bandera's ID – Snot. The previous one must have sniffed coconuts and sniffled, a rear-wheel-drive junkie.

[Sebenza]

I understand, the mood is patriotic. But he's outdone Adik. He shakes hands with everyone and everywhere. I hope there's no need to go on.

[Foggy Dew]

Heh, Adik was everyone's favorite guy, the Times' Person of the Year, and all that other burping, his parties in England and the US marched in formation down the main streets. Back in the day. Where's Zelensky's party in the US? Where Bandera's party was, he didn't do anything better. One was a faggot, the other a junkie. Hitler, compared to them, was just a syphilitic. His skull was very distinctive, towering, a clinical sign of congenital syphilis.

[Sebenza]

Until the moment of catching the nutcase. Riefenstahl is good. This jerk doesn't just run, he flies.

[BMP-2]

In the context of current events, Ze's demand is as if Adik, who was still alive, had declared: "Wait, now we will re-elect the Fuhrer and continue!"

[Horizon]

It's a pity you can't get into our guarantor's head and see why their drug addict and his gang are still alive.

[your1970]

Quote: Horizon

It's a pity you can't get into our guarantor's head and see why their drug addict and his gang are still alive.

Why did Stalin cancel all preparations in 1943 and ban any future assassination attempts on Hitler and the bigwigs?

To carry out an assassination attempt, it's necessary to know the precise location (within 5 meters) and the time of stay there. Moreover, the target must remain there for at least 30 minutes—the missile's flight time.
I wouldn't be surprised if we don't have agents of that level.

[Murmur 55]

Carpenter, well, if I'm not mistaken, our leadership stated that eliminating Ukraine as a state isn't part of Russia's plans, and therefore elections are necessary. But who will participate in this race even if Zelensky agrees to external control? Him, Arakhamia, and the terrorist? So why replace one Russophobe with another, while keeping a pro-Russian candidate out of the running? Look, they've allocated money for weapons until 2027.

[carpenter]

Quote: Murmur 55

So why replace one Russophobe with another, while they won't let a pro-Russian candidate into the cannon.

And in Ukraine now there are no Russophobes, only Russophiles, only Russophobes remain.
Well, if only Yanukovych could be pulled out of the locker.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: carpenter

Keitel signed Germany's capitulation, and Syrsky will also sign Ukraine's capitulation.

But this didn't save Keitel from the noose. Syrsky would do well to remember this, too.

Quote: carpenter

I still don’t understand why Russia should want elections in Ukraine?

And somehow connect these elections with some kind of "truce." For TWO MONTHS!!!!
Ukraine, once again, has turned on the "sly peasant at the market," who thinks he's the most cunning and no one sees his cunning? Does no one even suspect why Ukraine needs these two months?

By God, for such conversations, not the top brass, but ALL of Ukraine must either be clinical idiots, or consider the entire world, except themselves, to be such.

After all, they're being sprayed with something from airplanes. As we know from classic Soviet animation, they go crazy one by one. But they all get the flu together. And here we see an unprecedented mass outbreak.

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Has Ukraine once again turned on the "sly peasant at the market," who thinks he's the most cunning and no one sees his cunning?

I lived in a communal apartment, and my neighbor was Hirsch and his family.
So, in a conversation he once said: “We Jews think that we are the most cunning, we are deceiving you Russians, but you don’t see it, well, Dima, you see everything, right?”
I replied, “We see you, and we see you well, and we even write out “gifts” for you periodically.”
And now these are the things of not stupid villagers, but of a cunning small-town Jew...

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

ALL of Ukraine must either be clinical idiots, or consider the entire world to be such, except for themselves.

When I occasionally talk to guest workers (it's better not to talk to them), they consider themselves smart and everyone else idiots.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: carpenter

Quote: Zoldat_A

ALL of Ukraine must either be clinical idiots, or consider the entire world to be such, except for themselves.

When I occasionally talk to guest workers (it's better not to talk to them), they consider themselves smart and everyone else idiots.

What's characteristic is that those who arrived after the Maidan, received citizenship, and are working—they don't have this. They're just ordinary people.
"Irreplaceable specialists" don't have this when they're alone. It appears when they gather in a crowd and a leader appears who explains to them how "irreplaceable" they are.
But for those who, after February 2022, fled not to Poland, but to us, every other one.
I also have to communicate occasionally – many people try to get into construction sites with a Ukrainian passport...

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

What's characteristic is that those who arrived after the Maidan, received citizenship, and are working—they don't have this. They're just ordinary people.

Everything is simpler here: a migrant worker won't receive citizenship and can't bring his family.
But after five years, with positive references, he can get a residence permit (but only for himself). There are some good guys, but they are few and far between, and their qualifications are lower than ours (I'm talking about construction workers).

[BMP-2]

Still, they are pollinated with something from airplanes there.

In the age of the internet, social media, and PR technology, airplanes are no longer needed for pollination. Any iron will do!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: BMP-2

Still, they are pollinated with something from airplanes there.

In the age of the internet, social media, and PR technology, airplanes are no longer needed for pollination. Any iron will do!

In the internet age, any iron requires electricity. Airplanes, like corn, are more reliable. And the most effective way is mass jumping in a square. The herd instinct hasn't been abolished yet.

[BMP-2]

Any iron in the internet age requires electricity. Airplanes, like corn, are more reliable.

That's true. And for planes, it's kerosene. But even here, "it's not so clear-cut": during power outages, mobile internet continues to work, at least for most people for now. But if you start turning off the towers, the "humanitarian community" will start slamming you, saying you're monsters, not leaving people even a chance to call an ambulance...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: BMP-2

And if you start turning off the towers, the "humanitarian community" will start making accusations, saying, "You're monsters, you don't even leave people a chance to call an ambulance..."

I heard that human rights activists in Sweden have been fighting for free, unlimited internet access for prisoners in prisons for years now. They filed a lawsuit – they say it's a restriction of freedom, or access to information. And they won.
Anything can happen in their "humane" society...

But honestly, is there anything we haven't been accused of yet? Is there some nasty thing they haven't said about us yet?
So it's probably time to become what they say about us. Why put up with this slander?

[BMP-2]

At times one gets the impression that for them “humanism” and “humus” are words with the same root!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: BMP-2

At times one gets the impression that for them “humanism” and “humus” are words with the same root!

I remembered ...

True, Sartre confuses it with a toilet,
And Van Gogh is scared of Van Damme.
...
For him, Baudelaire and the brothel are identical,
Well, Rambo and Rambo are brothers. (c)

[isv000]

Quote: carpenter

I still don’t understand why Russia should want elections in Ukraine?
Keitel signed Germany's capitulation, and Syrsky will also sign Ukraine's capitulation.

True. Agent Syr is quite suitable as a signatory. He's already destroyed the bulk of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, now it's time for the act!

[nepunamemuk]

Agent Ze took revenge on the Banderites for his "relatives"

[urik62]

You're right, of course, but it was the Soviet Army and the Soviet people who forced Hitler to commit suicide and Keitel to sign. Under current conditions, it doesn't seem possible to do the same with Ukraine. For now.

[Metallurg_2]

Keitel had Dönitz's authority, and he signed only for the ground forces. There were two separate signatories for the Kriegsmarine and Luftwaffe—Friedeburg and Stumpf.

[rocket757]

They have a second, third person in the state... they are all tarred with the same brush.
Elections won't change anything at all, they all have the same boss...

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: carpenter

At the Munich Conference, Zelenskyy stated that he was ready to hold presidential elections in Ukraine, but only in the event of a two-month ceasefire.

I still don’t understand why Russia should want elections in Ukraine?
Keitel signed Germany's capitulation, and Syrsky will also sign Ukraine's capitulation.

The problem is that Putin said that we don’t need Ukraine’s capitulation... and that’s sad.

[Arkady007]

Firstly, Zelensky hasn't yet demanded anything from anyone regarding the elections, because he hasn't yet decided when to hold them. Why discuss something that doesn't exist?

[ximkim]

If friend Donald asks his friend Vladimir to take a break for two months, then Russia will stop fighting in Ukraine.
In principle, such a turn of events is realistic.

[Totor5]

It's possible, like with the week-long energy truce, that they simply won't tell us.
And we learn in passing from Trump that it was.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

The cunning monkey
I have no other definitions

[ximkim]

In fact, the ball will be in Russia's court, since things have come to this.
Rejection is bad.
Agreement is bad.

[BMP-2]

Why do you need a ball in chess? Although, maybe it is necessary, if it's some new variation...

[voland_1]

That's right - when playing chess you don't need a ball, but a bat or a golf club.

[kill the fascist]

Popular wisdom says: for every tricky hole there is a bolt with reverse threads.

[nobody75]

Why do we need their elections?
And why do we need their surrender?
We'll take it for ourselves and won't ask anyone.
Sincerely

[carpenter]

Quote: nobody75

We'll take it for ourselves and won't ask anyone.
Sincerely

And are you also going to pay off all of Ukraine’s debts and loans?

[nobody75]

What debts? What Ukraine? There's never been anything like this! Therefore, let's declare all debts odious.
Sincerely

[carpenter]

Quote: nobody75

What debts? What Ukraine? There's never been anything like this!

Even after taking Estonia and Livonia from Sweden, Peter the Great paid Sweden for these territories.

[nobody75]

Much war has passed in international finance since then. We are already cut off from traditional Western financial markets. Thank goodness! The best is the enemy of the good. And a new financial system is being created right now.
Sincerely

[Metallurg_2]

It was just that an English squadron was standing by, having come to the Baltic at the invitation of the Swedes, and there was a distinct possibility of war with the Anglo-Saxons. Therefore, an immediate peace was necessary.

[carpenter]

Quote: Metallurg_2

Therefore, it was necessary to make peace quickly.

No, it was a custom to buy back lands even if they were conquered.

[Egoza]

Quote: nobody75

What debts? What Ukraine? There's never been anything like this! Therefore, let's declare all debts odious.

I completely agree with you! But there's a caveat!! What should we do with those foreign companies that bought up agricultural land and production? We can't give in to them and just let them rebuild everything.

[nobody75]

What to do with those foreign companies that bought up agricultural land and production?

The legal integrity of agricultural land transactions, even under "Ukrainian" laws, is questionable. Manufacturing enterprises came under the control of "sellers" as a result of corporate raids. This has never been the case in "Ukraine." Therefore, I don't see any particular problems.
Sincerely

[Metallurg_2]

Tell them, as King Leonidas did at Thermopylae:
Come and take it!

[ANB]

What about those foreign companies that bought up agricultural land and production? We can't afford to give in and let them rebuild.

There is a seditious idea.
We recognize the right of ownership, companies recognize Russian jurisdiction in this territory.
We'll get our money back in taxes.
Well, and of course, the owners are the ones who build everything.

[Metallurg_2]

I don't think Western capitalist sharks will agree to this. But those oligarchs of ours who do business with them will support it.

[reframing]

You spoke nonsense.
The issue of Ukraine's debts will be resolved after Kyiv's capitulation.

[carpenter]

Quote: reframing

You spoke nonsense.
The issue of Ukraine's debts will be resolved after Kyiv's capitulation.

And who will decide? The one who took over and annexed the country pays the debts.
There are many naive people who believe in freebies.

[kventinasd]

Quote: Murmur 55

our management stated

Our management has made many statements.
It is enough to read Russia's updated nuclear doctrine and conclude that many statements are just empty words.
The West won't be frightened by these papers and hot air; they've understood this for a long time, which is why they behave so brazenly.

[Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira]

Zelensky demands...?!?!
Let him play "Murka" on the piano for me first!!!

[Dinic]

Declare Zelensky a terrorist, eliminate him, and Ukraine will immediately want to hold elections without a ceasefire.

[Anthony]

Russia couldn't care less about their elections. They can hold them every day, or never at all. The ultimatum is: return the 300 billion, roll back sanctions to 2013, vacate ALL new territories, stop persecuting Russians and the Church, return all churches seized since 1991 to the Church, and officially recognize the new territories. Then we'll stop. And there's no other way. Don't agree? Well, then we'll return all of Ukraine back to Rus'.

[Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira]

It's immediately obvious that Estonia has smart and thoughtful people. Come visit us, you'll be welcome!

[Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira]

If our people fall for this dog's barking, then nothing will come of it except Minsk 4...5...6!

[Ross xnumx]

On all shells, missiles, UAVs—on everything that flies to Ukraine—stencil the words: "Ceasefire"—let it gobble it up...

[udushyev]

They'll choose. No options.

[Vlad Gor]

There is only one solution for Ukraine in favor of the Russian people. The state of Ukraine must cease to exist. All of Ukraine's territory, within the 1975 borders, must return to Russia as regions. No one needs to ask permission; everything must be done unilaterally. There is no state, Ukraine, no debts, no Ukrainian government in exile, no legal Banderites, no Ukraine members in various international organizations, no hostile state on the Russian Federation's border. Russia will increase its economic and military-political influence in the world, with direct access to Tiraspol and Chisinau. The northwestern Black Sea will belong to Russia. NATO will no longer be able to use Ukraine against Russia.
Even if part of the state of Ukraine is left, then today and in the future, Russia will always have an enemy in the person of Ukraine. Ukraine will definitely join NATO and will definitely attack Russia. Everything that is promised and will be spelled out in the Constitution of Ukraine, in its documents, Ukraine will change, in the way that is beneficial to the United States and its satellites.
Any half-hearted decision is the defeat and capitulation of the Russian Federation to NATO.
Russians don't need elections in Ukraine, Jews need elections.

[skeptic]

Elections are needed only after the complete capitulation of this regime. Otherwise, they won't be elections, but rather a rigged vote count. I sincerely hope that those making decisions understand this.
Otherwise nothing.

[Pravodel]

Zelensky demands a ceasefire to hold elections in Ukraine

How does an owner deal with a maddened donkey who refuses to carry his load and keeps kicking!? The answer, after all, is known to everyone...
So, the leader of the Ukrobander gang would be better off not making demands, but rather considering what would happen to him, using the example of a maddened donkey...

[snow mountain]

Quote: Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira

Let him play "Murka" on the piano for me first!!!

With your hands? Or?????

[Piramidon]

This is when the TCCs will be able to fully deploy at polling stations.

[hagen]

Zelensky wants to use the election as a pretext to force a ceasefire to force the Europeans to invade Ukraine with their troops. Elections are a sickle to his heart. A couple more years of Zelensky's rule, and he'll have everyone from Poroshenko and Tymoshenko to Klitschko locked up in jail... And then he'll re-elect himself... for a new five-year term, and once again he'll be pushing for a new war between Russia and Europe, scrounging crumbs from the aid into his own pocket, generously sharing them with his masters in Brussels and London.

[BAI]

How can we ensure that Ukrainian citizens in Russia can vote? There are plenty of them here.

[ximkim]

Quote: BMP-2

Why do you need a ball in chess? Although, maybe it is necessary, if it's some new variation...

Then it’s no longer chess, but checkers.