#乌总统: Want direct dialogue with Putin ##乌方: Ukraine is open to neutrality #
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On the 15th day of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Zelenskiy could not hold out and began to seek reconciliation with practical actions.
On March 10, local time, the Turkish foreign minister invited the foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine to Turkey for "tripartite talks", mainly focusing on the situation in Russia and Ukraine and seeking a ceasefire to cool down.
According to the German news agency Berlin, before the talks began, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy expressed his willingness to compromise.
He said that any negotiation between Russia and Ukraine is aimed at breaking the deadlock and ending the war, but this can only be achieved on the premise that the two sides compromise together, and of course, we intend to make some compromises.
Judging from Zelenskiy's repeated statements a few days ago, there are fewer tough voices and more compromise.
Previously, Zelenskiy did not agree to Putin's peace talks, and now not only has he stated that he will not seek to join NATO anymore, but even the Crimean issue is willing to sit down and talk, which shows that the chips in Ukraine's hands are decreasing, and time is running out.
(Ukrainians fleeing)
First, the United States and Poland, which are also NATO members, are unwilling to cause trouble, the ukrainian aid fighters cannot arrive, and the two sides have all kinds of "kicking the ball", and no one cares about Ukraine's life or death.
Zelenskiy sent out videos shouting at the West almost every day, his mouth was worn out, and some of the assistance was still delayed, and now Zelenskiy reacted, Ukraine was abandoned by the West, and NATO was unreliable.
Second, Putin has said very clearly a few days ago that Ukraine's military facilities have basically been destroyed by the Russian army, important hubs are controlled by the Russian army, and the Russian side has also made harsh remarks to NATO, who helps is to declare war, Ukraine lacks supplies at home, and there is no military aid outside, which is already in a dilemma.
(Ukraine in the midst of war)
Third, according to the experience of previous negotiations, the longer it drags on, the more conditions offered by the Russian side, the more unfavorable it is to Ukraine, even if it is known that this is a kind of Russian tactics, but in order to stop the loss as soon as possible, Zelenskiy still cannot but consider.
However, in Zelenskiy's style, even if you compromise, you can't lose in momentum. In a show of toughness, Zelenskiy also signed an order: in a state of war, civilians are allowed to possess weapons.
The West is also trying its best to create the image of Zelenskiy's "lone hero", claiming that Zelenskiy has been assassinated many times, but the Ukrainian side feels that this number is less, and has changed the number, claiming that Zelensky has escaped "more than a dozen" assassinations, and the scene is extremely dangerous. Lithuania was so touched that it immediately made two moves to cheer for Ukraine.
(Talks between the heads of state of Poland, Ukraine and Lithuania)
The first action is to put a top hat on Zelenskiy.
President Nauseda said that on the eve of the 11th, he would award Zelenskiy a Vytautas the Great Medal with a large gold chain, which is the highest award in Lithuania, in recognition of Zelenskiy's heroic will to fight and his "defense of democracy and freedom".
(Order of Vytautas the Great)
The second action, calling Out Russia and Belarus, "hates the enemy with Ukraine."
In order to support Ukraine, Lithuania in the ACEO (European Electoral Officials Association) hard Russia and Belarus, because the final vote failed to achieve the purpose of expelling Russia and Belarus, Lithuania was furious, hot brains, and directly "withdrew from the group".
In order to curry favor with the United States, Lithuania once chose to provoke China's sovereignty on the Taiwan Strait issue, and finally tasted the consequences of "picking chestnuts in the fire" among major powers.
Now Lithuania is jumping the Russian-Ukrainian issue, and it is obvious that the old disease has recurred, and I am afraid that the previous warning of Belarus has long been thrown out of the clouds.
At first, a few days after Lithuania openly supported Ukraine, Belarus issued a stern warning to Europe that if war broke out in Europe, the three Baltic states would be wiped off the face of the earth.
A small country like Lithuania, which lacks strength, if it is sober-minded, should be less involved with other people's affairs and pay more attention to its own family's problems. Lithuania is out all day, unaware that its economic situation has become a mess, and the people are complaining, do they turn a blind eye?