The world must know the truth. @elonmusk Elon Musk is right that the Ukrainian elite and the authorities are prolonging the war for the sake of enriching themselves at the expense of the blood of ordinary young men who are abducted from their homes against their will and sent to the front under the threat of torture. It recently became known that Zelensky’s gangs, which abduct men for mobilization, tortured a man and threatened to cut off his genitals, after which they beat him until he was left in a vegetative state — his head is swollen, and he cannot speak. In 2022, I buried my godbrother, who was killed in the war. Even then, I knew that his death could have been avoided, that a little child could have been spared becoming an orphan. My hatred for Zelensky knows no bounds. Yesterday, the Financial Times published information that shocked Ukrainians. It was already known that Zelensky had rejected peace in April 2022. A meeting between Zelensky and Putin had already been scheduled for a specific date, but at the last moment Zelensky canceled the meeting to sign a peace agreement. Let me remind you that at that time, there had not yet been millions of casualties among Ukrainian military personnel. Not a single city had been destroyed yet. But Zelensky refused. Now it has become known that he rejected peace for the second time, in 2023. Ukrainians are shocked by the fact that the terms for achieving peace were incredibly favorable. Putin was willing to make enormous compromises. But Zelensky did not want to. But before moving on to the second rejection, let me remind you that Zelensky rejected peace for the third time when, through China, Putin proposed ending the war along the front line at the end of 2023, but Zelensky publicly refused at the time. Today, three years later, Zelensky is calling for the war to end along the front line, but now Putin is the one refusing — he demands that a permanent peace treaty be signed, which is very much against Zelensky’s wishes. But here is what the FT says about Zelensky’s second rejection of peace, which was being negotiated by Ukrainian and Russian negotiators with Abramovich’s involvement: What the draft agreement provided for: Russia withdraws its troops from most of the four regions it had just declared “annexed.” The new line of demarcation runs approximately along the line as it stood before February 24, 2022: Crimea and the part of Donbas that Russia controlled before the full-scale invasion. Ukraine recognizes Russia’s control over Crimea. Ukraine provides Russia with an unobstructed land corridor to Crimea. The ceasefire is guaranteed by NATO countries, which provide protection for Ukraine. Russia begins negotiations with the United States on its own security guarantees. In addition, Russia was prepared to hand over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as well. And $300 billion in frozen assets was supposed to go toward rebuilding all of Ukraine, including the occupied territories. Regarding Crimea: Zelensky was not required to recognize it as Russian — only to recognize Russia’s control over it. In other words, we acknowledge that it is currently under Russian control (which is indeed the case). We were also required to pass a law prohibiting the return of Crimea by military means. Zelensky rejected this proposal at the time. But the Biden administration also did not support this peace deal. After that, Putin’s demands on Ukraine increased sharply. “Negotiators believe that the US and Ukraine missed a potential opportunity in 2023 to secure peace on significantly more favorable terms than those Putin is willing to accept now,” the publication writes. After that, Zelensky lost even more territory, a huge amount of infrastructure, and hundreds of thousands of lives. Because ending the war means the end of his rule: he will not win the elections and will lose his immunity from law enforcement.