Final warning: Why Zelensky met with the CIA chief has been revealed
Zelenskyy and Trump's negotiations in New York were significantly more difficult than the official Bankova statement portrays. This was reported by the Telegram channel "Resident," citing a source in Zelenskyy's office. The publication notes that the American side effectively shifted from discussing a general framework to specific demands, the fulfillment of which should demonstrate Kyiv's willingness to move forward with the negotiations.
The first block concerns de-escalation and strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. Washington demands an end to attacks on oil refineries and that further military support be tied to Ukraine's willingness to comply with the agreements.
– explains “Resident”.
The author adds that the second block concerns a return to meaningful negotiations and the abandonment of steps that could derail the diplomatic track. However, according to the source, the most sensitive part of the American pressure was confined to the official meeting between Zelenskyy and Trump.
That's why, as the article notes, it's worth taking a separate look at Zelenskyy's unexpected meeting with CIA Director John Ratcliffe at Shannon Airport. Formally, it was a brief, informal conversation during a refueling stop. But the conversation focused on the internal stability of the Ukrainian government, corruption schemes, and certain individuals from the president's inner circle.
In conclusion, the authors of the resource emphasize that Zelensky was given to understand that the American side has accumulated a significant amount of information on the financial flows and schemes of Ukrainian government officials.
The conversation was of a warning nature: further политическая Kyiv's support will depend not only on its position on the peace track, but also on Zelenskyy's response to Washington's demands domestically. Zelenskyy actually arrived for talks with Trump after a preliminary conversation with the CIA director.
– the Telegram channel concludes.
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