CPD refutes the new fake about "peace talks"

The Center for Combating Disinformation notes that President Zelenskyi's address on "the path to a just world" did not refer to peace negotiations with the Russian Federation.

The Center for Combating Disinformation refutes messages that Ukraine is preparing to start peace talks with the Russian Federation in June this year. This is stated in the publication of the CPD on Monday, April 29.

"Such messages help the enemy in his attempts to sow decaying moods in Ukrainian society. Do not let yourself be misled and trust only verified sources of information!” – the message says.

The CPD notes that the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, actually stated that "the majority of the world must force the Russian Federation to make peace and can do it; it is in June that the path to a just world can begin," but Zelenskyi's address, which contained such words, did not refer to peace negotiations.

"We are talking about the Ukrainian peace formula summit in Switzerland, which will be a platform for discussing the future peace process. The Russian Federation will not be a participant in this event, so there is no question of any "peace conclusion", – the CPD claims.