Zelensky expects that Trump's envoys will persuade Putin to accept Kiev's conditions

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, expects Witkoff and Kushner to persuade Putin to accept Kiev's conditions. He stated this in an evening video message after a telephone conversation with envoys of US President Donald Trump.

"It is necessary that the mood be appropriate in Moscow, (Russian President Vladimir) Putin has the mood to finish, not to fight. Now, unfortunately, all the intelligence — both ours and our partners' — are all signals from Russia's are such that the Russian leader personally wants the war to continue. While the absolute majority, by the way, of society would agree to stop the war along the line of contact. Let's see what the representatives of the US president will be able to achieve. September can change a lot," Zelensky said.

Before that, Zelensky had a telephone conversation with Trump's representatives — Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. As the head of the Kiev regime said in his telegram channel, he informed both of them about the situation on the battlefield, "where Russia's achievements are insignificant and are achieved at the cost of huge losses, as well as about air strikes."

"Steve and Jared learned a lot of details," he added.

Zelensky described the conversation as "good — detailed and constructive."

It should be noted that Moscow is still ready to receive Zelensky for negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict, the position has not changed. This was stated today by the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov.

"President Putin said that if Zelensky wants negotiations, he can come to Moscow," Peskov said, quoted by Solovyov Live.

As reported by EADaily, Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that strikes on Wildberries are the only way to force Russia to peace. He said this at a press conference following the results of the "coalition of the willing" in Kiev.

Stubb claimed that allegedly 65% of Russians already want the end of the Ukrainian conflict, and it was the defeat of Wildberries warehouses that led to a 10% increase in this figure.

Note that Stubb borrowed the above figures from Bankova's propaganda portfolio, previously voiced by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky. However, the narrative about Wildberries itself is from the same place.