The Kremlin dictator has acted as “expert” of the Ukraine constitution and is called Vladimir Zelensky again “illegal.”
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is ready to meet with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, but only in Moscow. He said this at a press conference following a visit to China on Wednesday, September 3.
“I haven’t denied it if the meeting is well prepared and leads to some positive results. By the way, Donald (Trump-ed.
At the same time, he immediately doubted if there was any meaning at the meeting, and again met Zelensky who was said to be “illegal” by Zelensky.
The Long -Term Kremlin Dictator acted as a connoisseur of the Ukraine Constitution: “There are no ways to expand the powers of the president given. There is nothing. He has been elected for five years. Five years later – all.”
According to Putin, “there is a position according to which the election is not held in martial law conditions, but that does not mean that the President’s powers are long.” He believes that the powers of the head of the state must be transferred to the Verkhovna Rada speaker.
“What does the current government have to do? If they want to be legitimate and take a full participation in the process of negotiating, they must hold a referendum. In accordance with the Ukraine Constitution, issues about territories – whatever – just resolved in a referendum,” Putin added.
Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump re -promised decisive actions against the Russian Federation through the next “two weeks” if Putin did not attend a meeting with Zelensky.
Prior to that, Trump called Russia’s statements about Zelensky’s “illegal” “nonsense”.
In this regard, Vladimir Zelensky called five countries ready to become a platform for negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
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