1.
20. März 2022
Seit Wochen behaupten, man sei offen für neue Gespräche, aber wenn dann nur auf einer Ebene Selenskyj/Putin direkt, nicht so unter lower rank Diplomaten, damit Selenskyj mit Putin gleich besprechen kann, was denn mit den, Selenskyj Zitat - gehirngewaschenen Leuten im Donbas und auf der Krim passieren soll, die Selenskyj dann bei dem Treffen von Russland zurück bekomme. (30 Jahre Autonomie der Regionen, dann automatischer Übergang in die politische Verwaltung der Ukraine.)
Zakaria: President Biden has called Vladimir Putin a war criminal, and yet you have called for negotiations with him. Will it be hard, will it be painful for you to have to sit down with Putin, were he could agree and negotiate with him?
Selenskyy: I am ready for negotiations with him.
I was ready over the last two years and i think that -- I think that without negotiations we cannot end this war.
I think that all the people who think that this dialogue is shallow and that it is not going to result in anything, they just don’t understand that this is very valuable.
If there is just 1% chance for us to stop this war, i think that we need to take this chance. We need to do that.
I can tell you about the result of these negotiations. In any case, we are losing people on a daily basis, innocent people on the ground.
Russian forces have come to exterminate us, to kill us, and we have demonstrated the dignity of our people and our army, that we are -- we are able to deal a powerful blow, we are able to strike back, but unfortunately our dignity is not going to preserve the lives, so i think that we have to use any format, any chance in order to have the possibility of negotiating the possibility of talking to Putin.
But if these attempts fail, that would mean that this is a third world war.
Zakaria: You know the russian demands, they want you to recognize that crimea is part of russia, that the two republics in the Donbas are independent republics.
They want a guarantee, perhaps in the ukrainian constitution, that ukraine will never be a member of NATO.
Are you willing to make those compromises?
Selenskyy: Compromises for which we cannot be ready as an independent state are any compromises related to our territorial integrity and our sovereignty and the ukrainian people have spoken about it, they have not greeted russian soldiers with a bunch of flowers, they have greeted them with bravery, they have greeted them with weapons in their hands.
So forcibly you cannot make yourself a friend, you cannot carry favor with the citizens of another country forcibly. You cannot just make a president of another country to recognize anything by the use of force.
So everything that they are doing is not just about politics, it’s about -- it’s about reality. They have made their way to Kershon region but people are feeling hatred and animosity and they will continue to kill russians because russians have killed their children.
You cannot reverse this situation anymore.
You cannot just demand from Ukraine to recognize some territories as independent republics.
These compromises are simply wrong.
I cannot recognize personally as a president and secondly as a citizen and thirdly you cannot force people to love the enemy. That’s impossible.
What you can do is to make a pause and just decide on how we are going to live further on.
What has to be done in order to put an end to the war, to prevent further wars, and how to find and approach these territories which are temporarily occupied.
This is a very difficult matter because part of these territories were occupied eight yars ago and during entire period of eight years they have been brain washing people and children on who they are. They’ve been telling them that they have preserved their lives, they have been telling lies that ukrainians are fascists, they have been filling their heads with lies for many years and it’s very difficult because of that to find understanding.
You definitely understand what information policies mean, therefore, we have to come up with a model where Ukraine will not lose it’s territorial integrity.
We cannot concede to it.
But still we have to find a model of understanding to prevent further wars between our territories that we control and temporary occupied territories.
So whatever the discussions that we have in our negotiating allegations, i think that it’s just -- the two of us, me and Putin, who can make an agreement on this.
2.
Einschub:
04. Februar 2023
Verschweigen, dass man zum Zeitpunkt von 1. bereits - auf Druck des Westens, einen Dialogfrieden in Verhandlungen ausgeschlossen hat. Siehe Naftaly Bennett.
3.
03. April 2022
Kuleba zu Times Radio schicken, wo der erst Mal der Welt erklären kann wie man Butscha ausspricht.
Ohne dass es davor jemand falsch ausgesprochen hätte -
Dort eine Passage platzieren in der Kuleba wiederholt erwähnt, dass er zu dem Teil der Personen im Führungsstab gehöre hat die “bis zum Ende kämpfen wollen”, und dass er das immer schon wollte “nicht erst seit Butscha”.
- raped women, killed, tortured civilians, mass graves, safaris arranged by russian soldiers against human civilian, against civilians - it’s unspeakable and I was committed even before Butcha - the - by the way it’s the right spelling is butcher not bucca, I was committed to prosecuting all russian atrocities and war criminals and to doing everything that i could as foreign minister, to bring them to account but now --
I will be doing it until my last breath. They have to bear responsibility and the world has to punish russia for its barbarian atrocities committed in Ukraine this is worse - Russia is worse than isis, full stop
Siehe: click
Jetzt ist das aber gut dass “ich persönlich war ja immer schon der Meinung”, “man spricht das übrigens Butcher (Schlächter) aus”, es wurden Safaris veranstaltet, und “aber von jetzt an mach ichs, bis ich sterbe” und “denn die Russen sind schlimmer als Isis” -- KEIN vorbereiteter Propagandatext war, denn wie würde das denn an der Stelle aussehen.
Zusatz Selenskyj:
06. April 2022
Nach dem ersten Besuch der Massengräber in Butscha:
“Unfortunately, Butscha is just one of many examples of what the occupiers did,” he said. This is nothing but the actions of terrorists and it is the worst war crime since World War II. Russia must be held accountable for this asked Zelenskyi, who also showed the Security Council a video of pictures of the atrocities lined up next to each other, describing the crimes in detail.
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- was damals (aufgrund der Schwere der Gräultaten in Butscha) HÖCHST deplatziert gewirkt hat.
Aber keine Angst heute ist Butscha ja der Grund wesshalb die Ukraine jetzt bis zum Siegfrieden weiterkämpfen muss.
Propaganda hat hier noch niemand entdeckt.
4.
12. April 2022
In Sondierungen zu Friedensverhandlungen als Ukraine auch in der ZWEITEN Verhandlungsrunde in der Türkei dann einfach nicht mehr reagieren -
und Russland daraufhin die Gespräche abbrechen lassen.
Following the arrival of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Kyiv, a possible meeting between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin has become less likely.
Source: Ukrainska Pravda article “From Zelenskyy’s “Surrender” to Putin’s Surrender. How Negotiations with Russia Are Going”.
Quote from the article: “The Russian side…was actually ready for the Zelenskyy-Putin meeting.
But two things happened, after which a member of the Ukrainian delegation, Mykhailo Podoliak, had to openly admit that it was “not the time” for the meeting of the presidents.
The first thing was the revelation of the atrocities, rapes, murders, massacres, looting, indiscriminate bombings and hundreds and thousands of other war crimes committed by Russian troops in the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories…
The second “obstacle” to agreements with the Russians arrived in Kyiv on 9 April.”
Details: According Ukrainska Pravda sources close to Zelenskyy, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson, who appeared in the capital almost without warning, brought two simple messages.
The first is that Putin is a war criminal, he should be pressured, not negotiated with.
And the second is that even if Ukraine is ready to sign some agreements on guarantees with Putin, they are not.
Johnson’s position was that the collective West, which back in February had suggested Zelenskyy should surrender and flee, now felt that Putin was not really as powerful as they had previously imagined, and that here was a chance to “press him.”
Three days after Johnson left for Britain, Putin went public and said talks with Ukraine “had turned into a dead end”. [Ukrainian Pravda]
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Was war denn das “second obsticle” das da am 09. April in der Ukraine angekommen ist? Achso ja, siehe BBC - click.
Dabei verschweigen, dass die taktische Umstellung zur massiven Aufrüstung der Ukraine mit schweren Angriffswaffen, bereits vier Tage VOR Butscha (29. März 2022) auf einer Konferenz in der Türkei von einem Präsidentialberater der Ukraine eingefordert wurde.
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Ebenfalls verschweigen, dass das Atlantic Council diese Forderung zwei Tage VOR Butscha (31. März 2022) übernommen und das Narrativ kreiert hat, dass der Westen schwere Angriffswaffen jetzt liefern müsse “da sich die Ukraine sonst bald nicht mehr verteidigen könne”.
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5.
24. Mai 2022
Selenskyj die Vorbedingungen für Waffenstillstandsverhandlungen auf dem World Economic Forum leicht abändern lassen. Selenskyj ist zu dem Zeitpunkt medial immer noch Friedenspräsident:
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selensky insists on direct talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. In an address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, he again rejected consultations through mediators. If Putin understood reality, there would be a chance to find a diplomatic way out of the conflict. The leadership in Moscow should withdraw its troops to the lines before it began its invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, Selenskyj demands. “This could be a first step towards talks.” Ukraine will fight until it has regained all its territory, he said. (APA/AFP)
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A first step! Wie gnädig.
6.
26. Mai 2022
Kuleba: There are now no preconditions for entering peace negotiations, apart from Ukraine “feeling” that “they are held in good faith”. And “russia will only come forward to hold peace negotiations [no in good faith used in that phrasing] - if they are starting to lose, and are covering their losses, that I can promise you.”
[…]
Kuleba is now openly for other nations engaging in helpful diplomatic talks that could bring about the end of the war. It is just that “they cant impose “new lines of contact””, or “touch the territorial integrity of Ukraine, as a whole - at all”.
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7.
1. Juni 2022
Mangott in der ZIB 2:
“Das Problem ist, dass Selenskyj selbst seine Kriegsziele immer anders definiert. Manchmal sagt er die Russen müssen aus dem ganzen Land vertrieben werden, also auch von der Krim, manchmal sagt er - eh, ah, es wird schwierig werden die Russen aus den Gebieten zu vertreiben wo sie vor dem Krieg schon waren, aber was wir jedenfalls tun werden ist bis zum letzten Mann den Donbas zu verteidigen.”
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DANN ZWEI MONATE PAUSE
Talk amongst yourself, and deliberate how you enjoyed the show so far!
Weiter gehts!
8.
30. September 2022
Ein Präsidential-Dekret von Selenskyj verabschieden lassen, das es jedem Ukrainer unter Strafe verbietet mit Putin zu verhandeln.
DECISIONS
The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine
on September 30, 2022
Regarding the extreme response to the attempt of the Russian Federation to annex the territory of our state, in order to guarantee the security of the Euro-Atlantic space, Ukraine and the restoration of its territorial integrity
Taking into account the results of the meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief’s Staff and having heard the members of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine has decided to:
1. To state the impossibility of holding negotiations with the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.
2. To approve the text of the joint appeal of the President of Ukraine, the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of Ukraine to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
3. The Cabinet of Ministers should urgently prepare proposals for a multilateral system of security guarantees based on multilateral and bilateral agreements of Ukraine. I id aim to bring the defense potential of Ukraine to a level that will ensure in the guaranteed deterrence of the Russian Federation’s weapons of aggression. Strengthening Ukraine’s military support for building up its defense capabilities. Promoting the development of the defense industry and significantly increasing the scale and scope of individual and collective training of the Ukrainian military.
4. In the context of escalation by the Russian Federation, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine should ensure the strengthening of Ukraine’s defense capabilities by increasing the supply of military and technical assistance. Ukraine
5. To recommend to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine to accelerate the adoption of relevant draft laws on reliable sanctions and a better response to the escalation of the Russian Federation in order to advance the state’s defense Federation.
Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksandr Danilov
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
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9.
17. März 2023
IStGH: Haftbefehl gegen Wladimir Putin wird erlassen (Wesentlich für das Ende dieses Beitrags.)
10.
25. März 2023
Yomiuri Shimbun (die japanische Tageszeitung mit der größten Reichweite) Interview:
On March 23, Ukrainian President Wlodimir Zelensky gave an exclusive interview to the Yomiuri Shimbun, saying that Japan, the chair of the Group of Seven (G7) industrialized nations, “needs Japan’s leadership” to help Ukraine recover from the Russian aggression. He expressed hope for civilian assistance and economic cooperation. Regarding China, which has proposed an early resumption of peace negotiations, he noted that he has not received any proposal, and clarified that he has requested cooperation with Ukraine’s “10-point peace plan” [Anm.: Der der als ersten Punkt “Punishment” des Angreifers fordert.] and a summit meeting with the Ukrainian side.
[…]
Mr. Zelensky also expressed a strong sense of urgency about Russia’s current occupation of nuclear power plants, stressing the need for Japanese knowledge of nuclear protection.
Regarding the possibility of dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he said that “the conditions are not in place at all” to conduct peace negotiations. First, Russia must leave the territory,” he said, adding that a ceasefire by Mr. Putin “cannot be trusted”.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
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Am SELBEN TAG in Österreich erschienen:
25. März 2023
Der ukrainische Außenminister Dmytro Kuleba drängt im „Presse“-Interview auf Beitritte zu Nato und EU, verlangt mehr Munition und schließt einen Rückzug aus Bachmut aus.
[…]
Der ukrainische Außenminister Dmytro Kuleba drängt im „Presse“-Interview auf Beitritte zu Nato und EU, verlangt mehr Munition und schließt einen Rückzug aus Bachmut aus. Er wäre bereit zu Verhandlungen mit Sergej Lawrow, hält Moskau aber noch nicht für so weit.
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Aso, jetzt haben wirs dann aber bald, oder?
Und das, dh. der letzte Satz, ist heute Qualitätsjournalismus in Österreich.
Sterbt ihr Schweine.
