‘Can you imagine them at the negotiations table?’ asks Advisor to the Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs, Anton Gerashchenko, who was referring to the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin.
As the world is waiting for the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine to come to a positive conclusion and for peace between both these nations.
Anton Gerashchenko took it to his official Twitter handle to ask the question from the general audience of Twitter, he stated that, “Can you imagine them at the negotiations table? How that might be possible?”
Can you imagine them at the negotiations table?
How that might be possible? pic.twitter.com/4N7YC7wm5q
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) November 8, 2022
As the talks and reports continues to revolve around the factor that if there is any chance left for peace talks.
Meanwhile, several people took it to the comment section to express their opinion on if there might be any chance for peace talks between both the nations, few of the comments reads as follows, “No I can’t. #Zelenskyy is a man full of emotions and he has the entire pain of its people on his shoulder. He can’t hide this, how can he?! and I can understand it. Not with #Putin maybe with another president of the Russian Federation.”
Whereas several other comments reads as follows, “Putin won’t be brave enough to directly meet Zelensky. If he’s not allowed to bring his 1,000 men strong Leibstandarte with him, he’ll not show up.”
“Zelensky clearly said that he would negotiate with the SUCCESSOR of Poutine. Never with him.”
At the same time, several other comments reads as follows, “Negotiations mean that both sides have to compromise and get something in return from the other side. What could Russia offer Ukraine, and what compromise could Ukraine propose to Russia? These negotiations are simply impossible to conduct.”
“For a negotiation to work, both parties have to be willing to give up something for the greater good. You can’t negotiate with someone (Putin) who is lost in delusions of ‘being’ the greater good. And, for him, if we know what’s good for us, we’ll bow down to the ‘inevitable,” says other comments.