After Promise of $33 Billion and Endless War, The Ukraine Says Peace is Not an Option

“There can be no peace treaty with Russia – only the capitulation of the Russian Federation is possible,”

– Alexey Danilov pic.twitter.com/OIq0YXBV3P

— ТРУХА⚡️English (@TpyxaNews) May 2, 2022

So: after Joe Biden promises the Ukraine $33 billion in a lump sum, and Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff go to the country and make promises of endless war… it turns out Kiev has no interest in peace.

They’re going to “defeat Russia,” they say.

Big surprise.

RT:

Ukraine’s top security official has said that, instead of a peace treaty, Kiev could only sign a document with Moscow that would finalize Russia’s defeat.

During an interview on Ukrainian TV on Monday, Alexey Danilov, the head of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council (NSDC), was asked about international security assurances for Kiev and possible peace with Russia.

Danilov replied: “With Russia we can only sign an act of its capitulation. The sooner they do it, the better it will be for their country.”

The official noted earlier in the interview that President Volodymyr Zelensky’s office handles the talks and not the NSDC. “We have our own views. The president knows my stance on the issue,” he said. He added that he believes Zelensky will not violate Ukraine’s constitution, which guarantees the country’s territorial integrity and aspirations to join NATO.

Later on Monday, Zelensky’s adviser Alexey Arestovich brought up Danilov’s remarks during a chat with activist and YouTuber Mark Feygin. “The statement is very simple: there will be no peace treaty with Russia. There will only be the capitulation of the Russian Federation,” Arestovich said.

Yes, everyone gets what is going on here, I think.

Who knows where all of these weapons are going, but a lot of the $33 billion is cash – and the Ukraine is very good at one thing above all else: making huge sums of cash disappear into thin air.

Americans have yet to be asked if they agree with this policy of endless war with Russia, but given that a fair amount of them will simply agree with anything that is on TV, I guess there is no need to ask them.