He argues that an agreement will likely involve Ukraine remaining out of NATO and accepting de facto Russian control over some territories.

“some land will be recognized de facto as uh under Russian control, but Ukraine is not going to acknowledge it as Russian and that's going to be the way that the fighting stops.”

He views the peace plan as a diplomatic provocation designed to create divisions between Ukraine, the United States, and European allies.

“I think uh the whole thing is what the Russians would call a a provocation. That is it was thrown out to cause a rift between Ukraine, the United States, between the United States and European allies and within the government of the United States.”

He asserts that Russia is not genuinely interested in ending the war and the proposed peace plan is merely a deception.

“I don't think that Russia wants to end this war. I don't think Putin I think Putin needs this war to stay in power.”

He characterizes the current peace plan as a deceptive ploy and a sham that serves as a tool for Russian capitulation goals.

“Well, here is the thing. This so-called peace plan, it's not a peace plan. It's a con plan. It's a ploy plan. It's a sham plan. It's a deception plan.”

He maintains that the current peace proposal is a U.S. government initiative rather than a Russian one.

“So if there is any sort of provocation in in in this proposal as my colleagues have just said I guess they mean that that's a provocation by Donald Trump because that's not Russian proposal that proposal of the US government which is as Exos your media not Russian”