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Tuesday, Jul 14, 2026

Finally: Zelensky stated he is now ready to agree to the demand Russia had before the war, and not to join NATO

Winston Churchill once said, “You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing after they have tried everything else.” Zelensky, American citizens and Ukraine president, is now ready to remove the military threat he posed against Russia before the war.
It was Zelensky‘s military threat that led Russia to respond with a military counterattack in Ukraine. Zelensky has now stated that he is ready to protect the citizens of Ukraine and remove the military threat that he posed before the war against Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he had "cooled down" about Ukraine's bid to join NATO and finally surrendered to Russia’s main demand, which has been the main cause of Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Zelensky has announced that his country is not now interested in joining the Western military alliance NATO against Russia.

Finally, he has agreed to move Ukraine back to becoming a peaceful, neutral zone.

Putin made a terrible mistake when he attacked civilian targets in Ukraine. But, the one who actually dragged Ukraine into this unnecessary war, is Zelensky and not Putin.
And, hopefully, the Ukrainian people will understand that Zelensky was the enemy who dragged their country into this terrible chaos.

He is not a hero, as this professional actor pretends to be. Using his acting talents, he is the traitor. He betrays the interests of his wonderful people to be a peace-loving country.

Why did he have to drag Ukraine into war instead of remaining a peace-loving country? This was exactly Russia's demand before Zelensky insisted on refusing it and dragged Ukraine into this terrible and completely unnecessary war.

Now, finally, there is a hope that Zelensky‘s consent to remove the military threat against Russia will cause Russia to cease its military activities in Ukraine, a military operation which is designed to remove this threat.
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