Trump Steve Witkev’s envoy rejects the Starmer plan for Ukraine

The Sir Kerr Starmer’s Sir Starmer Plan has been rejected for an international force to support the ceasefire in Ukraine as a “position and form” by Donald Trump’s special envoy.

Steve Whizov said the idea was based on a “simplified” idea of ​​the Prime Minister in the United Kingdom and other European leaders who think “we all have to be like Winston Churchill.”

In an interview with Trump Tucker Karlson’s journalist, Witkev Vladimir Putin praised, saying he “loved” the Russian president.

“I do not consider Putin a bad man,” he said. “It is very smart.”

Witkeov, who met Putin ten days ago, said that the Russian president was “generous” and “straight” with him. He added that Putin told him that he prayed for Trump after an assassination attempt against him last year. He also said that Putin assigned a picture of the American president as a gift and Trump “did not touch him clearly.”

During the interview, Witkoff repeated various Russian arguments, including that Ukraine was a “wrong country” and asked when the world will get to know the occupied Ukrainian lands as Russian.

Wittouf leads the ceasefire negotiations in the United States with both Russia and Ukraine, but he was unable to name the five regions of Ukraine, either annexed or partially occupied by Russian forces.

He said: “The biggest issue in this conflict is the so -called four regions, Donbas, Crimea, you know the names and there are two others.”

The five regions – or Olias – are Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporesvia, Cjpson and the Crimea. Donbas refers to an industrial zone in the east that includes a lot of Luhansk and Donetsk.

Witkoff has provided many assurances that are not correct or disputed:

• He said that the Ukrainian forces in Kursk were surrounded, which is something that the Ukraine government denies and was not composed of any open source data
• He said that the four parts of the occupied parts in Ukraine had held “referendums where the vast majority of people indicated that they want to be under Russian rule.” There were not only referendums in some of the occupied parts of Ukraine at different times, and the methodology and results were widely credible and dating
• He said that the partly occupied four was the Russian spokesperson. There are many parts of Russian -speaking Ukraine, but this did not refer to Russia’s support.

Witkoff also repeated many Kremlin talk points about the cause of the full invasion of Russia. He said that it was “true” that from the Russian perspective, the partly occupied lands now became part of Russia: “The elephant in the room is, there are constitutional issues within Ukraine regarding what they can abdicate with regard to abandoning the lands. The Russians control these lands.

He added: “There is an allergy in Russia that Ukraine is just a false country, and that they are correct together in this type of mosaic, these areas, and this is the radical reason, in my opinion, about this war, that Russia is considered to be the five regions right in World War II, and this is something that wants to talk about.”

Putin has repeatedly said that the “root causes” of its invasion was the threat that Russia posed by the expanded NATO and the absolute existence of Ukraine as an independent country.

Wittouf said in R.Oker Carlson interview: “Why do they want to absorb Ukraine? For any purpose? They don’t need to absorb Ukraine … They have regained these five areas. They have the Crimea and they got what they want. Why do they need more?”

When asked about the plans of Kerr Starmer to film a “alliance of those who wish” to provide military security guarantees to Ukraine after the war, Witkov said: “I think it is a mixture of the situation, a tulle and more than that we call something.

He said that the ceasefire in the Black Sea will be “will be implemented next week or so” and “We are not far away” from the ceasefire for 30 days.

He also provided details of how Trump wanted to cooperate with Russia after normalizing relations. “Whoever does not want to have a world in which Russia and the United States are cooperatively good, thinking about how to integrate their energy policies into the Arctic, and perhaps liquefied natural gas will send to Europe together, and perhaps cooperate with AI together?”