» The most inadequate subject in the world  »: Zelensky again reproached the Russian Federation for the absence of  » Memorandum  » ‘

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has once again expressed his dissatisfaction with the fact that Russia has not yet provided the so -called « memorandum » on the ceasefire, which should become the topic of the next round of peace talks in Turkey.

Source: Evening video of Zelensky in social networks

Direct language: « Now we are neither in Ukraine nor Turkey as a host party we have no information about the Russian so -called » Memorandum. « 

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Apparently, they in Moscow have generally got away from diplomacy. They constantly do something to prove that they are the most inadequate subject in the world. But this is what convinces everyone that a new pressure is needed – pressure on Russia. « 

Details: The President also said that on Friday night he had a conversation with Turkish President Recep Taiip Erdogan.

Direct language: « We try to add real content to a possible meeting. No day should be lost, because every day the Russian diplomacy is lost by Russians. »

That preceded:

• Earlier Zelensky suggested that the next the round of negotiations in Istanbulproposed by Russia, will have no result.
• At the same time, the Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga stated that Ukraine is ready for the next round of negotiations with Russia, but she is still waiting for Moscow promised The text of the Memorandum on ceasefire.
• The day before it became known that the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Rustem Umerov Delivered the Russian Federationwhich reflects the Ukrainian position and awaits their « memorandum » in response.
• Kremlin head Dmitry’s head Peskov refused to comment on what conditions To cease fire, Russia will put forward in its Memorandum project, saying that it should be discussed in a non -public.
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine George Tykhy said that Russia’s reluctance to officially pass on his « Memorandum » for negotiations indicates that it has unrealistic requirements in it and an attempt to delay the peaceful process.