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Zelensky’s Fake Peace Tour Designed to Distract From Corruption Scandal: Analyst
Zelensky’s Fake Peace Tour Designed to Distract From Corruption Scandal: Analyst
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Zelensky’s fake peace tour designed to distract from corruption scandal: analyst “Zelensky now urgently needs a distraction from the scandal in Kiev, and he... 19.11.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Zelensky’s fake peace tour designed to distract from corruption scandal: analyst “Zelensky now urgently needs a distraction from the scandal in Kiev, and he will do anything, and…precisely knows what the Western public wants to hear,” which is “about peace talks and negotiations,” Swiss political analyst and former OSCE advisor Ralph Bosshard told Sputnik.Zelensky’s Ankara trip to ‘intensify’ peace talks (without any Russian negotiators present) reportedly hit a snag as chief US Ukraine negotiator Steve Witkoff postponed his trip, per Axios.
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Zelensky’s Fake Peace Tour Designed to Distract From Corruption Scandal: Analyst
22:29 19.11.2025 (Updated: 22:53 19.11.2025) Zelensky’s fake peace tour designed to distract from corruption scandal: analyst
“Zelensky now urgently needs a distraction from the scandal in Kiev, and he will do anything, and…precisely knows what the Western public wants to hear,” which is “about peace talks and negotiations,” Swiss political analyst and former OSCE advisor Ralph Bosshard told Sputnik.
Zelensky’s Ankara trip to ‘intensify’ peace talks (without any Russian negotiators present) reportedly hit a snag as chief US Ukraine negotiator Steve Witkoff postponed his trip, per Axios.
