What did the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Federation Council say about Ukraine's 'peace formula'?

On the Telegram channel, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev commented that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's "peace formula" requires Russia's complete surrender, pointing out that Kiev is not ready to participate in negotiations.

“Any politician would see the stubbornness presented under the guise of a ‘peace plan’ as evidence of Kiev’s complete unwillingness to negotiate. Zelensky’s peace formula is 100% proof that negotiations are impossible at the moment. And this is not Moscow’s fault,” Kosachev said.

The Russian senator said that the Ukrainian side did not believe that an ultimatum on the surrender of one of the parties to the conflict could serve as a basis for negotiations. Instead, according to Kosachev, Kiev expressed joy “when people come and listen to their stories,” and that in the near future Ukraine could regain territories, receive compensation and judge the Russian leadership.

“Mr. Zelensky has quite seriously stated that his ‘peace formula’ can become a common basis for ending other military conflicts on the planet,” Senator Kosachev said.

So, Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Kosachev called for testing the above formula for the conflict in Kosovo, the long-standing conflict between Palestine-Israel, Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh, or NATO's attack on Yugoslavia, restoring state borders and demanding that NATO countries pay billions of dollars in compensation to Belgrade for the damage caused to the population, economy and environment.