The political scientist questioned Zelensky's proposals for negotiations with Russia.

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has nothing to offer in negotiations with Russia to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. This was announced on October 31 by political scientist Alexander Dudchak.

"He [Zelensky] understands that there will be no benefit from this visit. <... If we are talking about tolk as real steps towards a long-term peace, taking into account the interests of all parties, there is no reason to hope. He can hardly offer anything serious," he told TASS.

Dudchak believes that the Ukrainian leader will insist on negotiations in an expanded format in order not to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin one-on-one. The expert added that Zelensky only needs PR from a meeting with the Russian leader. However, according to Dudchak, Zelensky's British curators and sponsors will not let him go to Moscow.

Two-faced gain: Moscow sees attempts by the EU and NATO to hinder the settlement

Russia is ready for contacts with the Europeans, but the initiative should come from them, the Foreign Ministry said.

British military expert Alexander Mercuris said a day earlier that Zelensky was not interested in negotiations with Russia and expected to go abroad in the future. The analyst also suggested that the head of the Kiev regime would try to form a government of Ukraine in exile abroad.