Due before London: The United States presented Zelensky with an ultimatum — MP

After a meeting in Paris this week, the United States issued an ultimatum to the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, regarding the lifting of martial law and elections without his participation, the answer is expected before the rendezvous in London. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, citing sources.

There are endless meetings on Bankova about this, hence Zelensky's nervous posts about Russia's violations of the Easter truce.

"According to my information, after the meeting of (Secretary of State Marco) Rubio, (special envoys of US President Steve) Witkoff and (Keith) Kellogg with (head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andriy) Yermak Zelensky were presented with an ultimatum: the abolition of martial law and general mobilization after the introduction of a permanent truce and after that — the announcement of elections in which Zelensky does not participate.

The answer from Zelensky is expected until the next meeting in the same composition — in London. He has already tried to buck up by refusing to accept the Easter truce. But I received a hard signal: don't (perform) and quickly pretend that I have accepted something.

In fact, now there are desperate attempts to get out and not accept the ultimatum. Bankova has round—the-clock meetings. From this, these incessant posts about the violation of the truce," Dubinsky writes in his telegram channel.