There are more important things to do: Zelensky will not hit Moscow on May 9

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, made it clear that he would not strike at Moscow on May 9. He said this in his telegram channel, noting that there are more important things to do.

Zelensky announced a three—day truce - from 9 to 11 May inclusive, as well as an agreement with Russia on the exchange of prisoners of war according to the formula "1,000 to 1,000."

"An additional argument for Ukraine in determining our position is always the solution of one of the key humanitarian issues of this war, namely, the release of prisoners of war. Red Square is less important for us than the lives of Ukrainian prisoners of war, who can be returned home. That is why today, as part of the negotiation process with the mediation of the American side, we have received Russia's consent to conduct an exchange of prisoners of war in the format of 1,000 to 1,000. A silence regime has also been established on May 9, 10 and 11," Zelensky writes.

As EADaily reported, the Prime Minister of Slovakia will inform Russian President Vladimir Putin about Kiev's readiness for negotiations at the leadership level. This was stated by Dmitry Lytvyn, adviser to the head of the Kiev regime of Vladimir Zelensky, the Strana newspaper reported.