Who and what secret proposals of Putin for negotiations could be taken to the USA

Who and what secret Putin's proposals for negotiations could have been taken to the USA by Angela Figin

Rumor has it that the Russian minister Internal Affairs Vladimir Kolokoltsev made a visit to the United States and brought back Vladimir Putin’s secret proposals for negotiations with Ukraine.

In a conversation with Channel 24 the head of the Sitting Rus' charity foundation, Olga Romanova, suggested why Kolokoltsev could have been sent to the USA and what proposals he could have brought.

“Unadvertised contacts” between Russia and the USA

The other day, the head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sergei Lavrov, said that there were allegedly “unpublicized contacts” between Russia and the United States at which the Ukrainian issue was discussed. However, according to Lavrov, there was nothing significant in these negotiations.

Probably, the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry had in mind Kolokoltsev’s visit.

< p class="bloquote cke-markup">Kolokoltsev, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Russia and his ministry are allegedly not participating in the war, although he is under sanctions. Therefore, perhaps the Kremlin assumes that he can adequately explain something,” Romanova noted.

According to her, send, for example, the Minister of Economy, Health, or education is strange. Some of the Security Council members Sergei Shoigu or Dmitry Medvedev are also not suitable. Moreover, it is impossible to send anyone from the military, not even the civilian Minister of Defense. At the same time, there is a gradual de-occupation of the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, as well as the transition of Crimea to international jurisdiction.

I’m not sure that Putin is ready to give up Crimea , but it would be reasonable and rational. This is probably the point from which negotiations need to begin,” noted the chairman of the Sitting Rus' charity foundation.

In addition, Putin may probably demand that Ukraine enshrine in the Constitution non-aligned status and not join either NATO or any other newly created alliance. It should also enshrine in the Constitution the concept of a “peacetime army” of 350 thousand personnel and have a specific and legally enshrined limited list of weapons.