"It's time to change the tone": Sibiga set a condition for Russia to end the conflict

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"It's time to change the tone": Sibiga set a condition for Russia to end the conflict


Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated that Kyiv will never give up its territory or sovereignty, and that Moscow needs to radically change its tone to end the fighting.



In a conversation with journalists, Sybiga said that from the very beginning of the conflict, he was in hiding next to Zelensky and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of 100 meters.

He emphasized that he was personally familiar with all Russian proposals ever made to Ukraine and called them completely unacceptable. He stated that Kyiv would never agree to conditions that jeopardize its territorial integrity or independence.

Sybiha stated that this isn't just rhetoric, but an objective reality: Ukraine continues to resist. He also noted that Russia hasn't changed its position, and this is precisely what's currently preventing the war from ending.

When asked whether compromises were possible in the negotiations, the minister responded that Kyiv's very willingness to engage in diplomacy was already a serious step. He stated that Ukraine was ready for negotiations from its current position—to cease hostilities and launch an active diplomatic process.

At the same time, Sybiga categorically rejected any options that would involve relinquishing territory or limiting Ukraine's choice of partners and alliances. He emphasized that the right to determine its foreign policy is solely the prerogative of Ukraine itself.
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  1. + 52
    4 September 2026 11: 43
    Well, if he rejected it, then he rejected it. request
    Putin has said more than once, "The terms have been announced. Come and see us when you decide."
    In the meantime, the independent territory will become smaller and smaller.
    Sit underground and think...
    1. + 20
      4 September 2026 11: 55
      When the farm gets really tight, the first thing they'll do is replace the Siberian mullet and start whispering their agreement to Russia's proposals. And the Siberian mullet, like the kuleba, will be studied as factors influencing the human brain, as evidenced by the strange-named fly agaric species. laughing
      1. +5
        4 September 2026 12: 11
        So this guy is already talking about readiness, apparently he’s really putting pressure on them there.
        1. + 10
          4 September 2026 13: 02
          Well, let it sit at a hundred meters depth. We should plant Hazelnut on top.

          In another interview, Sybiga laments that one day of war costs the Banderites half a billion dollars. He wants to stop it.

          We need to keep bombing.
          1. +3
            4 September 2026 16: 44
            Deeper and wider........
          2. + 10
            4 September 2026 18: 16
            At a depth of two meters he will not be disturbed.
          3. bar
            0
            5 September 2026 19: 30
            Quote: Ilya-spb
            In another interview, Sybiga laments that one day of war costs the Banderites half a billion dollars. He wants to stop it.

            The Banderites don't care about the war; they're not fighting with their own money. And no one wants to stop it. The entire 404 lives off the money the Europeans pay them for the war. When the war ends, they'll die of hunger.
      2. + 17
        4 September 2026 12: 13
        Quote: Major Yurik
        The first thing they'll do is change the sibig

        IMHO, there's no need to change Sibiga. Sibiga himself can easily change his position if he has grounds.

        But for that to happen, we really need to put the squeeze on the Nazis. We're waiting... request
      3. +4
        4 September 2026 15: 44
        It's time to replace ministers with surnames reminiscent of pies and pretzels! laughing
      4. +1
        5 September 2026 07: 42
        Quote: Major Yurik
        and will begin to agree to Russia's proposals in gentle whispers....


        From my personal experience, my colleague agrees. Ukrainian He'll scream at the whole village and call for help, actively greasing his lips with lard and pouring vodka, winking—at the dear armed guest! That's just their nature! wassat
    2. + 17
      4 September 2026 12: 02
      Something needs to change in diplomacy, thought the boar when the butcher entered the pigsty.
    3. +2
      4 September 2026 14: 14
      Quote: ian
      Sit underground and think...

      They are not able to think; the substance they use there interferes with the corresponding processes.
    4. +3
      4 September 2026 14: 53
      Yeah... I see...

      This "sibiga," croaking about some "unacceptable things," sat for four years at a "depth of 100 meters" and, understandably, heard nothing of the Minsk Agreements or the Istanbul Accords, initialed by the emissaries of the circus performer on Bankova Street. He, incidentally, also sat at the same depth... It seems even there, they were kept "nearby" for four years, but in different cages...
    5. +2
      4 September 2026 16: 01
      He emphasized that he was personally familiar with all Russian proposals ever made to Ukraine and called them completely unacceptable. He stated that Kyiv would never agree to conditions that jeopardize its territorial integrity or independence.

      It will still be very interesting to see how these Sibigi and Kuleba will cry in the dock at the military tribunal... Very brave until they get their asses fried...
      1. +2
        4 September 2026 16: 05
        They won't. Historical experience tells us that when trouble hits, they'll quietly retreat to a prepared estate on a warm beach with mulatto women and quietly live out their days with a glass of brandy and a memoir, if some publisher finds it interesting... hi
        1. 0
          4 September 2026 16: 46
          With the amount of money dissolved in Ukraine, this will be a collectible cognac and whiskey
    6. +1
      4 September 2026 18: 01
      Quote: ian
      think

      What?
      1. -1
        4 September 2026 19: 36
        I understand you like to think you have nothing to work with. But believe me, there's plenty of brains there. Both their own and borrowed. hi
    7. -1
      4 September 2026 18: 05
      And how many more years will it continue to decline? This kind of warfare only benefits a few monstrous individuals. The people suffer nothing but losses and misery.
      1. 0
        4 September 2026 19: 37
        Everything is as it is. Please address your suggestions, if any, to the Kremlin. hi
        1. -1
          4 September 2026 19: 39
          Who's going to listen to me there? I've made suggestions here many times. hi
          1. 0
            4 September 2026 19: 42
            There's no point in expressing them here. Suggestions are for action.
            And here are the thoughts of the "pique vests" request
            1. 0
              4 September 2026 19: 43
              Agreed. Let off some steam.
    8. +1
      4 September 2026 18: 06
      It's better to let them lie underground. It will be more peaceful for everyone. wassat
  2. + 17
    4 September 2026 11: 44
    ❝ Sibiga said that from the very beginning of the conflict he was next to Zelensky* in a shelter and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters ❞ —

    — It was a shame you came out, though...
    1. 0
      4 September 2026 15: 40
      Well, yes, it would be better if he continued to resist at a depth of 100 meters. laughing
      Ukraine continues to resist.

      But they are used to it; they spent years in hiding places, but the hiding places were not so comfortable.
  3. +3
    4 September 2026 11: 45
    Kyiv will never agree to conditions that threaten its territorial integrity or independence.

    If you can't, we'll teach you; if you don't want to, we'll force you!
    Sibiga's word - March 8. Why constantly publish news generated by inconsequential figures?
    1. +2
      4 September 2026 12: 02
      Quote: Hunter 2
      Sibiga's Word - March 8. Why keep publishing?

      Rather, in Sibiga’s words, it’s already April 1st.
  4. +4
    4 September 2026 11: 46
    fabulous chatterbox... there is a disease called "sibiga of the brain", it is very common on the outskirts
    1. +6
      4 September 2026 12: 32
      Quote from Aleprok
      "brain sib"

      "Kuleba of nerve endings", "Shmigal of the nasopharynx", "Yatsenyuk of the perineum", "Lyashko nog", "Lazebna kozhi", "Malyuska penisa", "Orzhel nasopharynx"... There is much more. laughing
  5. +6
    4 September 2026 11: 46
    Soon he will sing even better, keep working, brothers)
  6. +4
    4 September 2026 11: 48
    He said it to himself, at least to Ursula and Kaya. But definitely not to us. They're a strange sect of self-soothing people, if not more so. We'll do them many times more damage today than they did to us in Sochi. Many times more!!! am
    1. +3
      4 September 2026 12: 45
      Quote: tralflot1832
      Today we will inflict many times more damage on them than they did to us in Sochi. Many times more!!!

      From military Telegram channels this morning, the airstrikes on Ukrainian targets continue:
      Explosions were heard in Odessa, Kirovohrad, Kharkiv Oblast, Glevakha in Kyiv Oblast, and in Kyiv itself.

      It was also reported that a huge plume of smoke rose in Brovary after the plane landed. Local Gauleiter Sapozhko confirmed that an industrial facility was hit. Residents are asked to close their windows.
  7. +5
    4 September 2026 11: 48
    Sibiga spent a year and a half underground, 100 meters deep, and apparently lost touch with reality. He can say whatever he wants, but LBS is telling a different story! The time before the front collapses is dwindling, and he needs to think with his head more and more!
    1. 0
      4 September 2026 18: 12
      If the enemy's reserves are not decreasing, the front cannot be collapsed by the method of squeezing out.
  8. +5
    4 September 2026 11: 49
    "To the last Ukrainian" is their choice, the choice of both the Ukrainian Nazi government and the Ukrainian population...
    1. +2
      4 September 2026 19: 35
      Hitler, too, once believed that the Germans would disappear if the Reich were defeated in World War II. These same people are following the example of their idols and will end up like them. They chose the wrong heroes.
      1. +2
        4 September 2026 19: 39
        There's nothing they can do about it. Dig into any worthy and outstanding person born in the Northern Black Sea region, and you'll inevitably find they have Russian roots. So, if Russians aren't welcome, they're forced to enshrine all sorts of scum as their heroes. And whoever you look up to is what you become. With heroes like these, Ukraine and Ukrainians face one inevitable path—to hell.
  9. +9
    4 September 2026 11: 49
    He emphasized that the right to determine foreign policy is solely the prerogative of Ukraine itself.
    ahahahahaha, this one was especially funny!) It would have been better if it hadn't come to the surface
  10. +3
    4 September 2026 11: 56
    Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated that Kyiv will never give up its territory or sovereignty, and that Moscow needs to radically change its tone to end the fighting.

    You can die of frustration if you don't like it that much. fellow laughing
  11. +3
    4 September 2026 11: 57
    I don't understand what the negotiations are about? He immediately made demands: there will be no territorial concessions, no political concessions, and where is the subject of the agreement? Negotiations, for the sake of negotiations, just chatting...
    1. +1
      4 September 2026 12: 29
      Well, since both sides can't plant a victory flag in the capital, they're probably talking about freezing the conflict. So that after a pause, they can start again, or simply wait until someone's economy collapses.
      1. +3
        4 September 2026 12: 32
        Quote: Smoked
        To start again after a pause or just wait until someone's economy collapses.

        It has been noted more than once that the worse things are for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the LBS, the louder the statements from Ukraine and Europe. Even Lithuania has started threatening us.
        1. +1
          4 September 2026 12: 43
          Okay. So what changes globally for Ukraine as a whole and the situation in this very LBS if it loses some territory? Another cauldron, with thousands more Ukrainian troops trapped inside, and whoever can break through will have to decide. Some will, some won't. Will that affect the situation overall?
          I just ask the neural network, and the answer is:

          Ukraine is losing an average of 3,500 to 5,000 square kilometers of territory per year (excluding the first month of large-scale maneuvers in 2022). Theoretical calculations show that, at the current rate of advance, it would take approximately 100–135 years to completely exhaust Ukraine's internationally recognized territory (603,549 square kilometers). However, in reality, such linear mathematical projections are not applicable to military conflicts.
          1. +2
            4 September 2026 12: 55
            Quote: Smoked
            Ukraine is losing an average of 3,500 to 5,000 square kilometers of territory per year (excluding the first month of large-scale maneuvers in 2022). Theoretical calculations show that, if the current rate of advance continues, it would take approximately 100–135 years to completely exhaust Ukraine's internationally recognized territory (603,549 square kilometers).

            First of all, Ukraine just needs to survive this winter.
            1. +1
              4 September 2026 12: 57
              I also asked this, the answer is:

              Ukraine has been predicted to face a humanitarian catastrophe or energy collapse before every winter since 2014, and in the context of a full-scale war, regularly before each winter season. Since 2022, this theme has been heard every autumn in hundreds of statements by politicians, experts, and global media publications.
              1. +3
                4 September 2026 13: 00
                Quote: Smoked
                Ukraine has been predicted to face a humanitarian catastrophe or energy collapse before every winter since 2014,

                Yes, but all these years we've been waging war with white gloves. The cumulative effect of the strikes on Odessa should start to show by winter. Provided, of course, that our forces don't spare Zelensky's gang again.
                1. 0
                  4 September 2026 13: 06
                  Yes, I love this term "cumulative effect".
                  1. -1
                    4 September 2026 13: 21
                    Yes, this term allows us to postpone the question of the reasons for the lack of effectiveness of certain actions for an indefinite period. The answer is simple: wait, soon (soon is precisely the most indefinite timeframe) the cumulative effect will kick in!
          2. +1
            4 September 2026 13: 00
            Quote: Smoked
            Okay. So what changes globally for Ukraine as a whole and the situation in this very LBS if it loses some territory? Another cauldron, with thousands more Ukrainian troops trapped inside, and whoever can break through will have to decide. Some will, some won't. Will that affect the situation overall?

            Ukraine isn't just losing territory – its population is declining, important infrastructure is being destroyed, supply chains are collapsing, and the economic foundation of the Bandera regime is being undermined. Yes, significant support from "Western partners" remains, but does it compensate for the impending internal collapse of the state? Does the neural network take these facts into account when making its 100-year forecast?
            Quote: Smoked
            I'm just asking the neural network, the answer... it would take about 100-135 years.
            1. +2
              4 September 2026 13: 05
              Neuronka tells them they have two years' worth of people left for mobilization. Just one thing. Even if the Ukrainian army disappears and the territory suddenly becomes free to roam, it will still need to be occupied and controlled, and it's not exactly small. Otherwise, there's no point in what's happening.
              1. +3
                4 September 2026 13: 17
                Quote: Smoked
                Even if the VSU troops disappear and the territory suddenly becomes free to roam, it will still need to be occupied and controlled, and it's not exactly small. Otherwise, there's no point in what's happening.

                I assume that after the defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the collapse of the regime, with the subsequent coming to power of adequate leaders (candidates are agreed upon with Russia), the task of controlling the territory will be simplified.
                My purely personal opinion, which does not claim to be the only correct one.
                1. -2
                  4 September 2026 13: 25
                  Well, that's understandable. Let's say 10-15 million elderly people, women, children, and even disabled people, who are full of enthusiasm to build a new state or invade a neighboring one.
              2. -2
                4 September 2026 13: 28
                For our REAL adversaries, everything that's happening is a double success: the dehumanization of Ukraine, and the accompanying considerable damage to Russia. That's the point of what's happening for them. But for us, it only makes sense if we assume that the bigwigs in both capitals of the countries involved in the conflict are making a tidy profit by ensuring that this party for certain gentlemen, where the two largest fragments of their former main geopolitical rival enthusiastically bleed each other, continues for as long as possible.
                1. -1
                  4 September 2026 13: 36
                  The US and China have cleverly eliminated their historical competitors. Alas.
                  1. -1
                    4 September 2026 13: 42
                    Moreover, these competitors turned out to be so stupid that they swallowed the hook with childish glee, and have been diligently chewing on it for years, bleeding to death. And as the saying goes, not fooling a sucker is simply a sin!
    2. 0
      4 September 2026 12: 38
      Quote: APASUS
      I don't understand what the negotiations are about? He immediately made demands: there will be no territorial concessions, no political concessions, and where is the subject of the agreement? Negotiations, for the sake of negotiations, just chatting...

      As a reminder of my existence, here I am, the mighty and courageous head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, boldly laying down conditions for Russia! Yes
      1. +1
        4 September 2026 12: 41
        Quote: Montezuma
        For the sake of reminding me of my existence

        I don't understand why VO is broadcasting this? They forgot and that's it, well, maybe they could hit them in the face with a rag, if that's what it takes.
        1. -1
          4 September 2026 13: 37
          You'd have to reach him with a rag to the face. What struck me from what I read was that he and Zelenskyy spent a year and a half in a bunker. So, it's been three years since they crawled out, and they don't think it's necessary to fear our attacks – they give interviews, hold press conferences, invite foreign guests... In other words, they don't fear our air strikes or our saboteurs at all! And this at a time when our generals in Moscow and Engels are being picked off like at a shooting gallery – regularly and successfully. This dynamic – the first year and a half in a bunker, and then three years above ground, in safety – speaks volumes, far more than any speeches by Sybiga, that the SVO has gone completely wrong.
  12. +3
    4 September 2026 11: 57
    He emphasized that the right to determine foreign policy is solely the prerogative of Ukraine itself.

    A profound misconception... Ukraine is an instrument in global politics... now it is not independent.
    1. 0
      4 September 2026 12: 25
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      A profound misconception... Ukraine is an instrument in global politics...now she is not independent.

      Ukraine has not been independent since the collapse of the USSR.
  13. +2
    4 September 2026 11: 58
    So, without slowing down, hammer away at the Sebih at the front and in the rear.
  14. 0
    4 September 2026 12: 02
    They have been repeating this over and over again for 4 years - that they will not give up a single meter of land, even the one we have already taken.
    But the Russian leadership pretends to be deaf and stubbornly continues to mumble about its readiness for negotiations……
    1. +2
      4 September 2026 12: 31
      Quote: Roman Efremov
      But the Russian leadership pretends to be deaf and stubbornly continues to mumble readiness for negotiations

      They're ready to negotiate on their own terms, and a peace agreement is only possible on Russia's terms, and no one intends to deviate from them. Only a few commentators are droning on about their own. Yes
      1. 0
        4 September 2026 13: 43
        There can be no “peace agreement on Russia’s terms,” only the capitulation of Ukraine (or ours; one of the two sides must capitulate and surrender).
  15. +2
    4 September 2026 12: 04
    This fat pig also needs to change - in this weight category - to lose weight first
  16. +2
    4 September 2026 12: 08
    Well, this one doesn't belong to the Slavs either by his last name or his facial features. Apparently, he's a "Great Ukrainian."
  17. HAM
    +1
    4 September 2026 12: 13
    Sibiga spoke again about stopping combat operations when the Russian Ministry of Defense outlined new tasks for the fall...
    Coincidence? Unlikely... he'll be cold and hungry, though not for him. And as for the strikes on civilian targets in Russia, there's no word.
    Two meters underground is enough for him.
  18. -2
    4 September 2026 12: 20
    Quote: musorg
    Sibiga spent a year and a half underground, 100 meters deep, and apparently lost touch with reality. He can say whatever he wants, but LBS is telling a different story! The time before the front collapses is dwindling, and he needs to think with his head more and more!


    And you live in reality, after 5 years the front hasn’t collapsed.
  19. +1
    4 September 2026 12: 21
    Only the complete destruction of the regime and the unacceptable destruction of industry (let's skip this) in Europe under the leadership of Anglo-Saxon-bred elites will lead to peace.
  20. 0
    4 September 2026 12: 23
    Then he says - GET OUT. There they will bury you at a depth of 100 meters, together with the earth.
  21. BAI
    0
    4 September 2026 12: 31
    one and a half years at a depth of one hundred meters.

    If the bunker really is 100 meters deep, then it's clear why they're not hitting Bankova Street. It's useless. Only nuclear weapons can reach it. And nuclear weapons will never be used against Kyiv.
    1. +1
      4 September 2026 12: 36
      Then we need to dust them...
  22. +1
    4 September 2026 12: 35
    next to Zelensky in the shelter and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters.

    Should we give them both badges of honored miners, or something?
    1. +1
      4 September 2026 13: 04
      Quote: Jovanni
      next to Zelensky in the shelter and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters.

      Should we give them both badges of honored miners, or something?

      There is no need to disgrace the miners' insignia for the Banderites.
      It would be better to give a mole figurine! good This is the very thing that is suitable for their existence, as Sibiga himself said:
      spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters.
      wassat
  23. +3
    4 September 2026 12: 39
    So who's this judo-chess player planning to negotiate with? I'd just like to knock off this Galushka rat gang and be done with it.
  24. +3
    4 September 2026 12: 44
    From the very beginning of the conflict, he was next to Zelensky in the shelter and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters.

    And that explains everything.
    Looks a lot like Hitler's bunker.
    Everything at the top is destroyed, millions of Ukrainian soldiers have been killed, and famine will soon come.
    And in the bunker it’s warm and light, no explosions are heard, and there’s always coke.
    And then, completely unexpectedly, a Russian soldier’s boot knocks on the door.
  25. +3
    4 September 2026 12: 56
    and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters

    With such a face, it would be better if he didn't come out.
    And with such rhetoric, you, the conscious ones, are guaranteed to end up underground, at a depth of two meters, in Khkhlyat style, and you won’t have to pay off your debts.
  26. -1
    4 September 2026 12: 59
    I believe that no state entity in the world would voluntarily give up part of its territory in favor of another state entity or agree to restrictions in the choice of partners and alliances.
    1. +1
      5 September 2026 16: 53
      And you think incorrectly!

      Where did you see the lands that were given to the people during the construction of the world?
      Everything has been conquered everywhere. Well, except for the Jews? And even then, they were expelled.

      And this redistribution will always exist.
      Nowadays, the rules of how to live and what to do are set by the United States and its satellites. These are:
      troops, special agencies, money, fear.
      But the situation is changing.
      As Ilyich said in his work, The Collapse of the Second International: "For a revolution to occur, it is usually not enough for the 'lower classes' to not want it; it is also necessary for the 'upper classes' to not be able to' live as before." And many people don't like this.
      Therefore, there will still be a redistribution.
      And no one will ask.
      For example, all of Russia's neighbors, except Belarus, have grievances against it. And then there are almost all EU countries, the US, and Canada.
      And if we keep blowing bubbles and drawing red lines, then what, in 20 years, will all that's left of Russia be Moscow and its surrounding region? 😀
      Pardon me, the South-Eastern Administrative District, where migrants have already displaced native Russians, could also break away from Moscow.
  27. +2
    4 September 2026 13: 00
    There's already such a queue formed on their territory...
    Romania, Hungary, Poles...
    Those who manage to join the Russian Federation will not regret it, but the rest may not like it.
    Being in the European Union, but being very second-class, is not a good idea. wink
  28. bbb
    +1
    4 September 2026 13: 11
    He spent a year and a half on the Kolchak fronts.
  29. +1
    4 September 2026 13: 17
    Sibiga set a condition for Russia
    He'll put it away the same way he put it... though he'll get help from the store if he gets stubborn about something unjust...
  30. +2
    4 September 2026 13: 49
    According to him, Kyiv will never agree to conditions that threaten its territorial integrity or independence.
    What conditions? What threat to any kind of integrity? Everything is presented on a case-by-case basis. You didn't want the bread and butter offered, so now you're gnawing on radish and mustard. You chose your own replacement.
  31. +1
    4 September 2026 14: 26
    In a conversation with journalists, Sybiga said that from the very beginning of the conflict, he was in hiding next to Zelensky and allegedly spent a year and a half underground at a depth of 100 meters.

    All that's needed is to damage the sewer system in such a structure - and no one will be able to use it anymore...
  32. +2
    4 September 2026 14: 45
    spent a year and a half underground at a depth of one hundred meters
    Is he a worm?
  33. +2
    4 September 2026 15: 11
    Well, that means it’s time to go underground again and probably stay there.
  34. +2
    4 September 2026 15: 19
    Apparently, in a bunker 100 meters deep, perception differs somewhat from reality. Why did he even think we needed negotiations?
  35. -1
    4 September 2026 15: 50
    Ciekawe, czy on w ogóle wie, co mówi, czy to tylko taki wesoły klaun.
    W tym jego gadaniu jest tak wiele zwykłej głupoty, nieznajomości własnych jego kraju ustaleń i zwyczajnej, codziennej tam porcji kłamstw, że czyni to właściwie bezcelowym czytanie tego bełkotu.
    The samples are:
    Przerwać działania i porozmawiamy.
    Otóż ​​Ukraińcy sami sobie zabronili rozmów.
    Integralność Ukrainy.
    Otóż ​​ona nie istnieje i co gorsza NIGDY NIE ISTNIALA, gdyż to połączenie bardzo różnych obszarów i być może było funkcjonalne za ZSRR, ale na pewno nie potem.
    Przerwanie ognia. Kilka dni temu Poroszenko, choć to teraz niby nikt, ale nie bez znaczenia, mówił, że to tylko dla nabrania sił.
    Samodzielność Ukrainy.
    Tu już całkiem poszedł w stronę wirtualności. Przykładów tego, iż nic takiego nie ma, jest mnóstwo. Najsmaczniejsze to Johnson w Stambule i akcja antykorupcyjna.
    Byc może jeszcze coś, ale to już nieważne.
    Minister to best. Spraw zagranicznych.
    Oczywiście europejscy wojenni prowokatorzy będą się zachwycać nad tonem i treścią. Twardy facet z tej sibigi. Nasz człowiek.
    Ale to tylko lub głównie ocena na rynek ukraiński. Przy czym patrząc na podobnych mu z Polski, Estonia, Litwy, Łotwy, Danii, Hiszpanii, Anglii, widzimy, że to już raczej norma niż wyjątek. Tacy są dziś ci ludzie na takich stanowiskach.
    Prymitywy, nie douczeni, aroganccy, agresywni, strachliwi, bezczelni i kłamliwi.
    Herr v. Ribbentrop był o dziwo bardziej szczery i...niestety, bardziej profesjonalny, choć to był sprzedawca szampana. Ale do takich figur trzeba dziś przyrównywać ludzi władzy na zachodzie. I'm in Ukraine.
    Rację ma całkowicie p. Ławrow, gdy twierdzi, iż tam poziom dyplomacji upadł bardzo nisko i ledwie go widać.
    Źle. Bardzo źle to wróży jakiemukolwiek rozwiązaniu problemu Ukraińców. Rzecz bowiem w zaufaniu.
    Zachód już co najmniej raz dał dowód, że nie można mu ufać. Ba, że ​​nie można z nim podpisywać umowy, jeśli nie ma żadnego mechanizmu realnego reasekuracji. A nie może być, gdyż póki co nikt tego się nie podejmie. Takie sibigi czy inne kuleby są doceniane właśnie za ich zdolność do kłamania i to z uczuciem. Milena trafila nawet do Bilderbergu. No, no...think tank jak się patrzy.
    Oczywiście słuchanie, a co gorsza patrzenie, na taką sibige, to koszmar i tortura. Nikt normalny nie zrobi tego bez przymusu.
    Ale i nie musi.
    On nic nie mówi.
  36. 0
    4 September 2026 16: 10
    Banderites "set conditions"...a good joke laughing laughing laughing
  37. 0
    4 September 2026 17: 45
    What can I say? Send the crazy man to the madhouse.
  38. +1
    4 September 2026 18: 01
    Ukrainian independence? Well, that's like a virgin in a German brothel...
  39. 0
    4 September 2026 18: 36
    Where do they get these guys?
    Ah, the logic of such statements?
    On the one hand, Ukraine will never give up “its” territories, but on the other hand, it is ready for negotiations.
    Question: "What to negotiate about?"
    And why haven’t all these bunkers been destroyed yet?
    What problems?
  40. 0
    4 September 2026 20: 15
    When asked whether compromises were possible in the negotiations, the minister responded that Kyiv's very willingness to engage in diplomacy was already a serious step. He stated that Ukraine was ready for negotiations from its current position—to stop hostilities and launch an active diplomatic process.
    - Put your hands up and come out! - I said hunchback! - Clown, come out!
  41. 0
    5 September 2026 05: 50
    What a disgusting face. Ribbentrop also came to a bad end.
  42. 0
    5 September 2026 06: 22
    Yes, I understand why Zelensky and his co. are still alive. No one can handle the Ukrainian misunderstanding better than them. If no one protects Ukrainianism, it will disappear. We'll keep hammering away without bothering with renegotiations.
  43. 0
    5 September 2026 08: 02
    Sibiga: Moscow needs to radically change the tone of its statements.

    Sibiga, you're surprising me. What statements from Moscow? I think our people are generally mute, afraid of accidentally offending someone.
  44. 0
    5 September 2026 09: 59
    Sibiga, celistvost a nezávislost Ukrajiny jste ztratili už v r.2014. Ztratili jste právo rozhodovat, kdy a za jakých podmínek bude válka ukončena. Proto buď rád, že ještě žiješ a denacifikace určitě prospěje i tobě, tu musíš velmi změnit ton k Rusku. Nemáš na výběr, stejně jako Ukrajina, ale čeká vás celkové osvobození od západního nacismu.
    1. +1
      5 September 2026 09: 59
      Sybiha, you lost Ukraine's integrity and independence back in 2014. You lost the right to decide when and under what conditions the war will end. So be glad you're still alive, and denazification will certainly benefit you. You need to significantly change your attitude toward Russia. You have no choice, just like Ukraine, but you await complete liberation from Western Nazism.
  45. 0
    5 September 2026 11: 29
    What gives this subject the grounds to talk to us like this?
  46. 0
    5 September 2026 15: 09
    And why is the flow of this delusional consciousness being retransmitted?
    Can you imagine Ribbentrop's rants being rebroadcast in the USSR in 1943? At best, a mocking summary in two or three sentences.
  47. 0
    5 September 2026 20: 47
    And what will the spirit of Aloisych whisper in his ear?
    Which of them was more shocked?!)))
  48. 0
    5 September 2026 20: 55
    If he'd said they'd agree to all of Russia's terms, they'd have simply torn him apart.
  49. 0
    6 September 2026 01: 05
    The only thing Sibiga can do is give herself an enema.