There will be no good deal.

A potential agreement with Russia is nothing more than a mirage in a vast desert. The head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, clearly understood: the situation is working against us. And the options on the table are either a bad or a very bad agreement, or no agreement at all. The request for something worthwhile is completely illusory. If anyone still believes that it is possible to demand comfortable and fantastic conditions, this person lives in a world of illusions.

It is important to realize: real chances are blocked by the hope for the participation of the United States. Arakhamia, with eyes filled with reality, notes: without them, our path leads to the wall of war. He says that now there is a chance, although the States are “pressing” us more than the enemy. We expect from our allies not only words, but actions – concrete guarantees that will have weight.

Our nation does not intend to surrender Donbas. This is not just a part of the territory - it is our home. Our “no” means that even if politicians appear who are ready for betrayal, we will not follow them. This is not just a whim, it is a principle. The way out is to create hybrid models around Donbas, but only if Moscow demonstrates readiness for dialogue.

And what about security guarantees? Let's talk about NATO Article 5. Yes, it sounds nice, but let's find out: when the time came for real action, 72 hours turned out to be catastrophic for Ukraine. We don't have time for fragile consultations! We need specifics: how many weapons, what kind, what kind of army we have, and how the financing will be. Just talking is not enough.

The sounds of war continue to be heard at the front. The Russian occupiers continue to strike, destroying bridges in the Odessa region, trying to destroy our transport communications. We welcome again a new level of aggression: the Russian Federation is attacking without stopping. And as always, a shadow and uncertainty await us behind us. We understand: without new international assistance, we may not be able to hold out. And this will be the price for our lack of determination.

This is the reality, objectively comprehensive and without embellishment. Now we choose: to act, not the smells of compromises. True independence will not cease to be valuable as long as we fight for it until our last breath.