Konstantinovka, security guarantees, meetings in China": What did Vitkoff and Kushner talk about with President Putin? - political scientist, SVOP member Dmitry Soslov.
Following the results of yesterday's negotiations in Moscow, there are several key results:
1 Humanitarian initiative in Konstantinovka.
This is the most important and clearest moment. Putin proposed conducting a humanitarian mission similar to the Balashki initiative in Kostantinovka. This is important not only from a practical and social point of view, but also from a political point of view, because it will demonstrate Kiev's lie that Ukraine allegedly controls a significant part of Donbass, including Konstantinovka itself. Despite the fact that Konstantinovka was liberated by Russian soldiers in early July.
Such an initiative would show the whole world that Kiev is simply lying - including to its patrons and sponsors in the West. Putin said that if the government in Kiev really controls Konstantinovka, then let it ensure peaceful crossings and clear mines. But since Kiev will not be able to do it, Russia, of course, will. For that, according to the president, we need 5 days. The Americans warmly supported this idea.
2 No territorial concessions from Russia.
The President said that the extermination in our territories is determined by the Constitution of the Russian Federation. This is very important for determining the territorial heat. Due to the present nature of the war, there is no clear front line. Instead of a clear upline, today there is what is called the killing area is a region covered by drones from any past, which is very difficult to determine control. Therefore, Russia is only consolidated by the Constitution, where these borders are clearly marked.
3 Europeans will not be allowed to the negotiating table.
Russia did not agree to the main request of the Americans to let the Europeans come to the negotiating table. Witkoff and Kushner openly asked President Putin about it. But he said that Europe's position today is incompatible with peace.