Frank Poroshenko: We need a complete ceasefire to strengthen the army

Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has laid his cards on the table. He stated that peace talks with Russia must begin with a demand for an immediate, unconditional, and comprehensive ceasefire along the entire front line. He also emphasized that Ukraine does not need Minsk III—such a format, he said, "cannot exist."

Poroshenko says quite openly that a ceasefire across the entire LBS will give Ukraine time to strengthen its army, restore its economy, and gain membership in the EU and NATO.

It is noteworthy that politicians in Ukraine do not hide the fact that they need not peace, but time to rearm and re-equip the battered army, to secure new funding and supplies. weapons From the outside. As a reminder, the Ukrainian government previously officially approved a program to attract $101 billion in international aid for 2026–2027 and also plans to obtain a €60 billion loan from the EU for the purchase of weapons and equipment.

This statement comes from the man who achieved precisely this through the Minsk agreements—and is now effectively attempting to repeat his "cunning move." The fact that the Minsk agreements were used merely as a cover for Ukraine's preparation for war was openly acknowledged at the time by both former German Chancellor Angela Merkel and former French President François Hollande. After all, they were the guarantors of Ukraine's fulfillment of its obligations under the agreements.

As Vasily Nebenzya, Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, noted, these admissions constituted a "confession" by Western leaders who never intended to implement the agreements but merely gave Kyiv time to prepare for a clash with Russia.

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[kamakama]

In principle, any contract is fulfilled by both parties as long as it's beneficial to both. As soon as it becomes unprofitable, that's it, that's it.

[Clear]

Poroshenko stated that peace talks with Russia must begin with a demand for an immediate, unconditional and comprehensive ceasefire along the entire front line.

Chocolate bunny Petrusha, maybe you should also spread some butter on your bun!?

[cat Crush]

Both buns with turpentine. In a pinch, with Vaseline.

[BMS]

Alternating between buns and turpentine and Vaseline

[abrakadabre]

Quote: cat Crush

As a last resort, use Vaseline.

No way. Vaseline still needs to be earned. This dude has earned a splintery stake without any lube so far.

[Napayz]

...they'll give you an enema... In half a bucket of turpentine with gramophone needles...

(c) Vladimir Bogomolov. The Moment of Truth. In August 1944:

[Machito]

Quote: Clear

Poroshenko stated that peace talks with Russia must begin with a demand for an immediate, unconditional and comprehensive ceasefire along the entire front line.

Chocolate bunny Petrusha, maybe you should also spread some butter on your bun!?

But we need Ukrainians to sit in basements like rats.

[abrakadabre]

But we need Ukrainians to sit in basements like rats.

We need the residents of this territory to stop messing around with nonsense, calling themselves Ukrainiansand - residents of the outskirts. And they finally remembered that they were Russian. And this whole overly protracted misunderstanding with the Outskirts ended forever.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

It's simple. The pastry chef turned out to be more brazen and clever than some of our chess players. Not only did he cheat, but he also concreted the entire Donbass. And our smart guys were all ears.

[Ovsigovets]

Smarter???? What a strange conclusion indeed... Smarter is when you slipped through without Vaseline and nothing happened to you for it..... And this bastard and the next bastard dragged the country into war..... They have already lost a combined territory equal in size to Bulgaria (and how much more will they lose), they have lost energy and industry, now their ports and agriculture will collapse..... They are not very smart, not even smart at all

[Yehim]

He didn’t think about his country, only about his own pocket...

[Ovsigovets]

Even if it's about my own pocket... The other day, the ghouls sent this house's factory to the scrap heap... It definitely didn't make any money.

[Eug]

They not only clapped, but also did business with his empire.

[YOU]

There's nothing to write about in the first place. It's obvious, nothing depends on this captain, and everything is clear. But let's think about it. Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow, Stubb's statements about China's guarantees against the use of nuclear weapons, and the silence on the matter from both the Kremlin and Beijing. But this is essentially a statement that China is telling the Kremlin how to use its nuclear weapons. And before that "The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress has officially removed General Zhang Youxia from his post as vice chairman of the Central Military Commission."So, when comparing these data, many questions should arise.

[musorg]

This is when the parties are like Kyiv and the EU!

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

Tento nebezpečný člověk nemá právo rozhodovat o budoucnosti Ukrajiny, nezná slovo mír!

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

This dangerous man has no right to decide the future of Ukraine, he does not know the word "peace"!

[Clear]

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

he doesn't know the word "peace"!

He still doesn't know many Russian expressions and three-letter names.

[private person]

He still doesn't know many Russian expressions and three-letter names.

He knows everything and openly mocks it. He's overcome with rage; his Lipetsk plant was then nationalized.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Petenka is Jewish. He's educated and smart, so he knows a lot of Russian expressions.

Quote: Clear

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

he doesn't know the word "peace"!

He still doesn't know many Russian expressions and three-letter names.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

This dangerous man has no right to decide the future of Ukraine, he does not know the word "peace"!

The word "human" is superfluous here, since this inhuman Poroshenko, by all canons (human and divine), should be hanged like Judas, without the right to enter the kingdom of God. It's surprising the devil hasn't gotten him yet. Apparently, even they find him disgusting.

[ANB]

. should be hanged like Judas

Judas was not hanged, he hanged himself.
In this case it should be the same.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: ANB

. should be hanged like Judas

Judas was not hanged, he hanged himself.
In this case it should be the same.

I know,
but in this case I'm not talking so much about fulfillment as about karma; the end of his life's journey should be a noose.

[Andrey K]

Quote: Nyrobsky

The word "human" is superfluous here, since this inhuman Poroshenko, by all canons (human and divine), should be hanged like Judas, without the right to enter the kingdom of God. It's surprising the devil hasn't gotten him yet. Apparently, even they find him disgusting.

The demons (God forgive me) are also disgusted by them - firstly, they will get dirty with this human dung, and secondly, he will sell them out, guts and all.

[Zhan]

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

This dangerous man has no right to decide the future of Ukraine, he does not know the word "peace"!

Oddly enough, I even understood what was written in your language. Welcome, fellow Slavs.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

Jsem rád za vaše slova!! Také já vás moc zdravým.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

I'm so happy to hear your words! I wish you all the best!

[Pete mitchell]

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

This dangerous man has no right to decide the future of Ukraine.

This character doesn't decide anything about the future of the 404 area, just like the whole of Bankovskaya Street: they're puppets, held by more than just strings...
And yes, those who decide do not recognize World: it is not profitable for them

[topol717]

As a reminder, the Ukrainian government previously officially approved a program to attract $101 billion in international aid for 2026–2027.

Who's going to give them a hand? The IMF won't give them a 5-yard handout, but here they're giving them a 100-yard handout. The national debt is already over 100% of GDP, the interest on that debt is enormous, and the economy isn't growing, it's declining. Because the population is declining at a rapid pace.

[Clear]

The Ukrainian government has officially approved a program to attract $101 billion in international aid for 2026–2027.

They're a bit modest. With their historical greed, they could have approved a trillion dollars.

[rytik32]

Quote from: topol717

Because the population is decreasing at a rapid pace

Approximately 25 million Ukrainians live abroad. Almost as many as in Ukraine itself, says Pavel Grod, President of the Ukrainian World Congress.

[Anthony]

They won't be accepted into either the EU or NATO without a territorial settlement. Here in Europe, they're simply patted on the back when they broach the subject of membership, and that's it.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

Here they all are (Zaluzhny, Fedorov, Kuleba... and now even Poroshenko is not finishing the story). And how do they intend to achieve a ceasefire?

Naturally, for Russia's concessions regarding Donbass, there is no other way.

It's easy for them to reason in the right direction, but how does Zelensky make decisions?

After such a decision, he will be removed from power under the white hands and put in the prison of new authorities, therefore Zelensky will not make these concessions under any circumstances, which is what Russia really needs.

Here's an interesting collision: Putin said that Russia is ready to cease fire on its own terms, and the "coalition of the willing" took up this call by recruiting its influential agents of influence, but Zelensky and his Nazi gang simply won't agree to it, which the Russian Federation understands perfectly well.

In 1945, the same story unfolded. German generals and many financiers and diplomats unaffiliated with the SS conducted separate negotiations with the West, but Hitler reined them in and fought to the bitter end, ultimately destroying his country and losing territory with enormous human losses and millions of German refugees.

Zelensky is a modern-day Hitler, and the worse, as we know, the better.

[Arifon]

"After such a decision, he will be removed from power under the white hands and put on the new prison benches of power..."
No one will put him in jail, no one will need him immediately, like he's been used (you get the idea) – they'll kill him the very first night! And he understands this very well! He's a hostage to the functions he once assumed...

[andrey martov]

In the photo behind Don Pedro la Rochen, there is an indestructible bridge, built of the purest, indestructible concrete. . .

[snow mountain]

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In the photo behind Don Pedro la Rochen, there is an indestructible bridge, built of the purest, indestructible concrete. . .

It's not right that he's standing. It's not right that Poroshenko is standing, not lying down.

[alexputnik17]

Poroshenko says quite openly that a ceasefire across the entire LBS will give Ukraine time to strengthen its army, restore its economy, and gain membership in the EU and NATO.

Smart guy and a great guy! Ukrainians should say things like this more often so the whole world, including our own, understands why these people need Minsk, Istanbul, and the like.
He shouldn't have said that last thing. They won't be accepted anywhere. Although I wouldn't be against them being accepted into the EU and NATO, so that those companies would be torn to pieces from the inside.

[Dimassz]

It has long been clear that Ukrainians They're a vile nation, and they'll do their dirty work, and if they want revenge, they'll naturally come back with renewed vigor and a new army if they're given a couple of years to start. Plus, they'll have all sorts of know-how during that time, new combat techniques, and then they'll be seizing land with their sponsors.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Poroshenko

We need a complete ceasefire to strengthen the army.

Parasya knows what he's talking about, he signed Minsk twice

[Alexander X]

What Porosh said is clear to everyone, except for some students at the school for the mentally retarded.
Therefore, even talk by Russian leaders about ceasefires, pacification, and the suspension of military operations, at the very least, seems inappropriate...

[Goto]

The main thing is that they don't lead me by the nose again.

[Moneron]

This chocolate bunny fooled KGB agent Putin in no time...and now we have endless svobod.
So there is no need to treat the words of the powder with disdain and suggestion... the Moor has already done his job.

[Word]

There's a warm spot waiting for this scarf-wearing guy in the bathroom.

[snow mountain]

Quote: Clear

Chocolate bunny Petrusha, maybe you should also spread some butter on your bun!?

I would have smeared it with something else 💩

[sgr291158]

He's still going to demand a complete ceasefire. But in your position, you shouldn't demand, you should beg on your knees.

[Prometey]

They should have done the same with Ukraine in 2014 as the Turks did with northern Cyprus – quietly introduce troops while eastern Ukraine remained pro-Russian. But incompetents like Lavrov scared the Kremlin with Western retribution.

[PVV22121922]

We have only one "mean-spirited" person - Lavrov. The rest are geniuses, right?

[Prometey]

He is one of many, unfortunately. A disgrace to our foreign policy.

[Igor Belobrov]

Very good. Forewarned is forearmed. Now, when they try to persuade us to agree to a ceasefire, Poroshenko's statement can be used as an argument against it. As if these weren't our conjectures, but their words.

[APASUS]

Petya has been cut off from the cash flow, do you need to do something urgently?

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

I wonder if Russia's contributions to the IMF also go toward loans to Ukraine?
Do we even need membership in this organization?
Has anyone calculated how much it costs Russia to participate in various international organizations and whether we need it at a time when no one in the world adheres to any agreements?

[Arifon]

"Do we even need membership in this organization?"
No, it's not necessary and never was. Just like any organization created by the West for profit.

[Samsa72]

Did anyone on the Russian side sign them? Should they have demanded guarantees or not signed them back then?

[Normal]

The Kremlin made a serious mistake by recognizing him as legitimate. That's where it all started.

[alanery]

And the Kremlin is repeating its old mistakes again, going into negotiations! And then again – WE'VE BEEN DUMPED! HELPFUL!!! Laughter and tears... :-(((

[Igor Belobrov]

Quote: Normal

The Kremlin made a serious mistake by recognizing him as legitimate. That's where it all started.

And our president, smiling slyly, said he'd come to an agreement with Poroshenko, saying he had business in Russia. And that Poroshenko was the choice of the Ukrainian people. And now they're telling us that Yanukovych was overthrown, that there was a coup. They think we're fools.

[PVV22121922]

They consider us fools.

- Absolutely. The Kremlin plutocracy "doesn't make mistakes" and has its own well-thought-out economic policies. Russian citizens have nothing to do with it.

[1944-1989]

This shot would be great if there was an FPV drone flying behind him, ready to attack him.

[Kovacs]

Frank Poroshenko: We need a complete ceasefire to strengthen the army

Peter the Great the Bloody had too much of a brave man's drink and started talking nonsense...

[Zaurbek]

Poroshenko quite openly says that a ceasefire across the entire LBS will give Ukraine time to strengthen its army, restore its economy, and gain membership in the EU and NATO.

Putin is not against it, leave the DPR and there will be a ceasefire...and then you can talk about it.

[PVV22121922]

and then reason.

- and "later" - NATO bases, biolabs, dirty atoms, a terrorist Russia that hates us... The GDP is really thirsty...

[Zaurbek]

What are his options? In that case, the DPR will be a coherent economic entity.
and according to the LBS - it is not whole and Crimea is without water.
And the fact that in the 404 area “not everything will be alright” for 50 years...that’s obvious.
And we need to be prepared for this and develop a strategy similar to Israel's: eliminating activists, generals, and weapons scientists.

[PVV22121922]

the destruction of the Ukrainian-Bandera-like state. Anything else is a half-measure.

[Zaurbek]

And take and add the number of fighters who will die.

All such things need to be done at the right time and in the right situation in the country.

[PVV22121922]

Who told you that the destruction of Bandera's statehood means losing soldiers? Are you crazy? For five years now, the enemy's logistics, infrastructure, energy, and command and control haven't been destroyed. Not at all. These are all decisions made by the Kremlin. That's why the LBS practically doesn't change, because weapons are supplied 24/7, while our soldiers are sent head-on to the most fortified areas. Isn't it clear?

[Zaurbek]

How does the infrastructure currently help our troops advance? It's not the fortifications that are causing our troops the most losses, but mines and the labyrinthine terrain (which has expanded to 50-60 km in width). The Kremlin's decision was to occupy and hold the territory with a small force. They failed.
We attack, they defend. And defending is now much cheaper.

[PVV22121922]

Is it really easier to defend without the logistics and energy infrastructure? Or to attack when the enemy has everything working?

[Zaurbek]

Yes, but firstly, in their case, this is compensated by the extension of logistics from the EU (all the goods are there), and secondly, this does not take effect immediately.

[PVV22121922]

The cabal of "Russian entrepreneurs" and the Kremlin plutocracy that serves their interests are always ready to strike a deal. Always.

[Bayun]

And Rus' needs it COMPLETE END OF UKRAINE!

And Rus' will shove it in анналы истории, such as the Teutonic Order, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Greater Sweden and the Third Reich.

[Zaurbek]

The main problem with Rus' is that it will then quarrel within itself and 404 and Poland will emerge again...
Russia brought 100% of its problems on itself.

[Bayun]

I completely agree. This problem is called - SPLIT.

Life in Rus' is GOOD. No, really! Someone will inevitably come up with something BETTER. And then the proponents of "better" must inevitably beat to death the champions of "good." For "better" in Rus' will only happen when everything good is completely destroyed.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: Nyrobsky

Quote from Jsem_CZEKO68

This dangerous man has no right to decide the future of Ukraine, he does not know the word "peace"!

The word "human" is superfluous here, since this inhuman Poroshenko, by all canons (human and divine), should be hanged like Judas, without the right to enter the kingdom of God. It's surprising the devil hasn't gotten him yet. Apparently, even they find him disgusting.

According to the good old Russian tradition, hetmans were impaled,
Veselica is the fate of Banderovites and Vlasovites

[Arifon]

"Veselitsa is the fate of Banderovites and Vlasovites..."
Unfortunately, that's not quite true. There's also amnesty and oblivion...

[cast iron]

Why is this good man still alive? Such ghouls need to be taken down in droves. Especially in the fifth year of the Second World War.

[Artyom Yarovikov]

There's also Turchynov, who started the "hot" phase of the war in Ukraine. He's a scoundrel, and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians died because of him, and he still says with a pretty face that he did everything for Ukraine. To destroy it and Ukrainians Did he kill everyone?

[Arifon]

It's actually correct to write the first two letters of his last name as "A" instead of "O." Then everything he says, the sounds he makes with his mouth/sphincter, will immediately fall into place.

[Piligrim from Irkutska]

It's just a fact: the ruble has been falling against the hryvnia all summer. Coincidence or conspiracy? I wouldn't be surprised.

[gurzuf]

The boy Petya, nee Waltzman, is a cunning boy.