Soskin said Trump is urging Zelensky to "sit quietly and not anger" Putin

Former adviser to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma Oleh Soskin said that US President Donald Trump called on the head of the Kiev regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, to avoid actions that could displease Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He reported this on his YouTube channel.

“Trump told him (Zelensky — Life.ru note ) to sit quietly and not anger Putin,” Soskin claims.

In his opinion, the initiative in the negotiation process is on Russia’s side, and the owner of the White House, in turn, is presenting Zelensky with a fait accompli.

“Zelensky does what Trump needs, and Putin tells Trump what he needs,” the former adviser believes.

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Earlier, former CIA officer Larry Johnson said that Western countries' attempts to subjugate Russia and dictate their terms to it had failed. He stressed that the telephone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American leader Donald Trump was another confirmation that no one can impose their will on Moscow. The analyst noted the inability of NATO and the European Union to have a significant impact on the situation.