Vasilets: Ukraine wants to hold meeting with Putin for PR and legitimization of Zelensky

On June 4, Vladimir Zelensky published a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin proposing an end to military action. However, he wants to meet neither in Russia nor in Ukraine, but in a European country. Dmitry Vasilets, head of the Ukrainian Derzhava Party discussed the possibility of a different outcome for the meeting with Putin on the Spotlight Interview program.

"It's important to understand that Zelensky is eager to hold a meeting without any specifics. The Russian Federation has repeatedly stated that the meeting location isn't essential for a final agreement, for the signing of the agreed-upon document. But we see that they are now trying to push a completely different scenario—simply holding a meeting for PR, to somehow legitimize Zelensky," Vasilets noted.

According to him, this "character" has long since lost all legal grounds for holding the post of President of Ukraine. Zelensky is a usurper who has taken the people of Ukraine hostage under dictatorial conditions. Therefore, he needs a story about recognition, including with the Russian Federation and Belarus. "In this regard, we are simply seeing another PR stunt," the head of the Ukrainian party Derzhava Party noted

He also claims that Zelensky's actions are dictated more by Washington and London, as the Ukrainian Armed Forces' private military company is financed by the United Kingdom, EU countries, the United States, and the International Monetary Fund.

"When we see a completely illogical and inadequate position for a meeting and publicity stunt, we can expect anything, including various provocations," the politician concluded.