Это враньеhttps://mythdetector.ge/en/what-does-the-wall-street-journal-write-about-zelenskyy-and-how-do-ria-novosti-and-marshalpress-manipulate-with-it/The Wall Street Journal: “Mr. Scholz made one last push for a settlement between Moscow and Kyiv. He told Mr. Zelensky in Munich on Feb. 19 that Ukraine should renounce its NATO aspirations and declare neutrality as part of a wider European security deal between the West and Russia. The pact would be signed by Mr. Putin and Mr. Biden, who would jointly guarantee Ukraine’s security.Mr. Zelensky said Mr. Putin couldn’t be trusted to uphold such an agreement and that most Ukrainians wanted to join NATO. His answer left German officials worried that the chances of peace were fading. Aides to Mr. Scholz believed Mr. Putin would maintain his military pressure on Ukraine’s borders to strangle its economy and then eventually move to occupy the country.”As can be seen from the passage above, the claims voiced by the Russian Georgia media outlet “Marshalpress” do not accurately reflect the information provided by The Wall Street Journal.As for the article published by RIA Novosti, its headline “WSJ: Zelensky refuses Scholz’s offer to avoid war with Russia” is also not found in The Wall Street Journal. In addition, RIA Novosti does not fully cite the passage in The Wall Street Journal in which the conversation between Scholz and Zelensky is described. RIA Novosti’s article omits the part of Zelensky’s response in which the President of Ukraine says that the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, can not be trusted in the protection of the agreement on security guarantees of Ukraine.