Wanted capitulations: Podolyak replied whether the war could be stopped in Belarus negotiations (video)

According to the adviser to the head of the OP, the Russian Federation suggested that Ukraine abandon the army, its cultural information identity, subjectivity and integration into the EU and NATO. At the negotiations in Belarus, at the beginning of a full -scale invasion, representatives of Russia expressed a demand for Ukraine to sign capitulation.

This was stated by the adviser to the head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak in an interview with Natalia Mosaychuk in the framework of the author's project "Mosaychuk+". According to him, Kremlin representatives offered their conditions. "You give up the army in full so that if we want you to" kill you a little "so that there is no resistance except police forces. Second - give up on your cultural information identity.

We will tell you what cultural product is a historical product right to have. Further - give up subjectivity absolute ? It was an attempt for Ukraine to receive surrender, " - said the adviser to the head of the OP. In response to Natalia Moseychuk's remark that the head of the "Servant of the People" faction David Arahamia represented negotiations differently, Mikhail Podolyak stated that it is possible to interpret as you want, but there is an objective reality.

He stressed: "This objective reality is a capitulative act. " In addition, the adviser to the head of the Presidential Office added that there were no capitulative acts of Ukraine. "To discuss any territorial claims-there was no one at all.

The only thing that was an attempt to get at that time, I would like to remind you that it was the end of February-beginning of March, a temporary cease ceasefire there for 48-72 hours, while negotiations continue so that our army can be able Already there are appropriate conclusions, reformat and so on, "Podolyak explained.

Recall that, according to ISW estimates, the event changes the strategy on Ukraine: from complete victory to improving the position in negotiations with the Russian Federation. It was also reported that, according to media estimates, German politicians are "tired of war" and think about peace talks with the Russian Federation. According to the German ambassador to the Russian Federation Alexander Lambsdorf, at least by 2030, Putin will not stop because he has no health problems.