水平挺高！泽连斯基致俄罗斯联邦总统的公开信

泽连斯基今天又整了个活，就在刚才，他在网上发布了他写给普京的一封公开信。如果普京拒绝，这将为乌克兰赢得更多政治支持。如果普京让步，那说明他已经虚弱不堪。如果他根本看不到，那说明他真的困在信息茧房里。所以这是泽连斯基总统的一个巧妙策略。

乌克兰总统致俄罗斯联邦总统的公开信

26 年多前，当你开始领导俄罗斯时，乌克兰许多人对你抱有好感。确实如此。但那已经成为过去。

如今，绝大多数乌克兰人都对我们的远程无人机飞越 1000 多公里，出现在你于圣彼得堡举办的论坛开幕式上感到满意。你非常清楚，这个距离并非我们能力的极限。

你掌权俄罗斯的 26 年，彻底改变了乌克兰与俄罗斯关系的议题。从讨论贸易额和其他民生问题，我们两国人民走到了只谈命中目标和伤亡损失的地步。

在你执政俄罗斯的 26 年中，近一半时间都花在了对乌克兰的战争上。

无论你如何谈论北约、地缘政治和俄语问题，这场战争都是你个人的选择，是一场没有真正理由的战争。历史将会这样铭记。

这段历史本来完全可以有另一种样子。

我们经常听到有人说，这场战争符合你的意愿。当然，当涉及你在瓦尔代的官邸安全或莫斯科阅兵时，情况就不同了。自己的生命对你来说也是宝贵的。

但现在我们都看到了，俄罗斯人终于开始不再接受这一切。他们越来越不喜欢战争给俄罗斯带来的负面后果。

他们不喜欢我们的无人机和导弹。他们不喜欢汽油短缺和持续上涨的物价。他们不喜欢接连不断的禁令。他们不喜欢你准备发动第二轮动员，以便在乌克兰开辟新的战线，或者将战争扩展到俄罗斯邻国。他们不喜欢看不到尽头的战争。

是的，你现在仍然能够迫使俄罗斯人继续这样生活。但你的资源正在明显减少，你没有足够的资金和政治力量，继续像过去 26 年那样购买俄罗斯人的忠诚。我们会竭尽所能，确保世界推动这一点。

正如你自己所说：“一切都需要算清楚。”

昨天，我收到了一份关于俄罗斯军队 5 月份在乌克兰前线损失情况的报告。死亡和重伤人数再次超过 3 万人。我们每个月都能保持这样的数字。对于你们的每一名伤亡者，我们都有视频证据 —— 这些并非空口无凭。

我们知道，在你们的前线损失中，63% 是阵亡，只有 37% 是受伤。21 世纪的军队无法承受这样的比例。未来阵亡者所占比例还会继续上升。

并不是说我们乌克兰人在为俄罗斯人担忧。毕竟你的战争给乌克兰带来了如此多的灾难。但我关心乌克兰人。

我们也在失去自己的人民，每一个损失都会让我们痛苦。即使乌克兰与俄罗斯的伤亡比例是一比五或一比六，这仍然意义重大。

同样重要的是，你已经开始定期推迟占领我们地区的最后期限，尤其是顿涅茨克州。你今年也不会占领那里。

但乌克兰不希望战争永远持续下去。我们非常清楚，没有战争的生活要好得多。我们希望实现这一点。我相信，大多数俄罗斯人也愿意对此作出积极回应，而你对此心知肚明。

许多人曾不相信乌克兰能够坚持这么久。你不相信。给你建议的人也不相信。这是一个错误。

你没有预料到乌克兰会全面抵抗，也没有预见事情会发展到今天这个地步。但现在我们都在这里，处于全面战争爆发后的第五个年头。

不要害怕结束战争。这是现在人们对你最主要的要求。

乌克兰保持了独立，而且将继续保持独立。不管别人作出什么预测。

我们团结了世界上许多人支持乌克兰，反对你。我们获得了武器和资金。我们得到支持，而你得到制裁。在乌克兰获得公正之前，这种局面将持续下去。而我们相信，这种公正能够实现。

我们不会让那些试图说服你的人得逞。他们告诉你，对俄罗斯的制裁将被大幅削弱，对乌克兰的支持将被大幅减少，即使你在乌克兰问题上的立场没有实质变化。欧尔班的例子已经表明，选择帮助俄罗斯对乌战争的人最终会以何种耻辱收场。

当你试图摧毁我们的能源系统时，乌克兰经历了艰难的冬天。我们挺过来了。即使身处黑暗，乌克兰人依然坚韧不拔。

我们已经把战争带到了你的领土。如果没有朝鲜的帮助，你无法应付这一切。你是俄罗斯历史上第一个不得不向平壤寻求帮助的统治者。而今天，你完全依赖某国。这在俄罗斯历史上也是第一次。

你原本以为乌克兰人没有能力保护自己，但如今我们的士兵正在帮助中东和海湾地区的伙伴建设防御体系。

你期待乌克兰内部出现动荡，但最终反叛你的却是你自己的武装力量。6 月 23 日又将迎来这一事件的周年纪念日。沉默无法抹去历史。

如今，连你自己的官员、商人和宣传工作人员也都在以疲惫的目光看着你，全世界都看到了这一点。

世界并没有像你长期期待的那样对乌克兰感到厌倦。相反，即便是在全球范围内帮助俄罗斯绕过制裁，维持经济运转的人，也已经开始对俄罗斯感到厌倦。

你不可能看不到这一点。执政 26 年后，年龄开始显现影响，时间越久，人们对你的厌倦也会越来越深。

我们的情报文件显示，你正在考虑将战争延续到 2027 年和 2028 年。我们还知道，你希望弹道导弹实现其他手段未能实现的目标。你想把白俄罗斯进一步拖入战争，而我们现在不得不为此作准备。

我们也看到，你正在围绕德涅斯特河沿岸地区谋划某些行动。你的宣传人员正在以各种方式威胁俄罗斯所有邻国。你真的想经历这一切吗？

现在，选择权在你手中。

战争已经够了。

乌克兰提议结束这场战争。我们应当以诚实、有尊严的方式结束战争，并保证不会再次爆发战争。

我们看到，美国目前将全部注意力集中在伊朗问题上，仅仅等待美国未来重新关注欧洲战争并不是正确做法。

乌克兰提议以你我双方之间直接对话的形式结束战争。

我向你提议举行会晤。

所有人都听到过你的代表面带微笑地说，我似乎可以前往莫斯科。但经历了这 26 年之后，乌克兰领导人没有必要去你的首都，俄罗斯领导人同样没有必要前往基辅。

有许多国家历来为战争与和平问题接待各国领导人。瑞士、土耳其以及阿拉伯世界国家，都能够也愿意主办这次会晤。

关键问题始终由领导人决定。过去如此，未来也是如此。

我提议确定一个明确的会晤日期。

我们听说，有人在阿拉斯加向你承诺解决某些涉及乌克兰和欧洲的问题。但你也看到了，乌克兰和欧洲的问题并不是在安克雷奇决定的。

在我们已经启动的双边轨道基础上，还可以吸收其他确定的参与方。

战争发生在欧洲。乌克兰需要安全保障，而你也希望获得安全保障。因此，让真正能够提供担保的人参与其中是合乎逻辑的。

我们认为，欧洲应当参与其中，那些真正有能力影响局势的国家应当参与其中。我们认为，美国也必须参与进程，因为这将决定我们所在地区未来安全架构的形态。

我们已经经历过与俄罗斯签订大量协议，还有明斯克协议，而这些都没有奏效。因此，我们首先需要就双方之间存在的问题找到直接答案，而不是躲在各种措辞、技术工作组或耗费时间的穿梭外交背后回避困难问题。

你的战争已经永久地把乌克兰和俄罗斯分隔开来。如今的前线，就是外交必须开始的地方。

乌克兰准备在谈判期间全面停火。这是国际惯例，而当前围绕伊朗的局势也再次证明了这一点。尝试实现真正的安静状态，是双方开始对话的最佳起点。如果你愿意，我们认为这不仅会是一种尝试，而会成为真正的停火。

你知道，美国能够监督停火线上的停火执行情况。

乌克兰准备按照 “全部换全部” 的原则交换战俘。这可以成为结束战争的良好序幕。

必须采取严肃行动，让战争期间被带走的平民和儿童返回家园。

必须决定未来几代乌克兰人和俄罗斯人的未来将是什么样子。

如果你个人始终无法接受结束战争这一想法，乌克兰将继续为自己的生存而战。我们会得到支持者的帮助。

但你也将不得不更加努力地为自己的生存而战，不是为了俄罗斯，而是为了你个人。

这不是我或乌克兰发出的威胁。这是俄罗斯历史中的事实，而你对此非常清楚：当俄罗斯感到疲惫时，变化就会发生。

我们可以推动这种疲惫感加速到来。

而你可以停止你的战争。

永远铭记所有被这场战争夺去生命的人。

荣耀属于乌克兰！

以下为英文全文：

Open Letter To the President of the Russian Federation From the President of Ukraine

4 June 2026 - 21:20

Open LetterTo the President of the Russian FederationFrom the President of Ukraine

When you came to power in Russia more than 26 years ago, many people in Ukraine viewed you positively. That is how it was. But that is now in the past.

Now, the overwhelming majority of Ukrainians view it positively that our long-range drones paid a visit to the opening of your forum in St. Petersburg, covering a distance of more than 1,000 kilometers. As you know very well, that distance is not the limit of our capabilities.

For 26 years, your time in power has completely changed the agenda of relations between Ukraine and Russia. From discussions about trade and other civilian matters, our nations have moved to talking almost exclusively about strikes and losses.

You have spent nearly half of your 26 years in power in Russia waging war against Ukraine.

Whatever you may say about NATO, geopolitics, or the Russian language, this war is your personal choice — a war without a real cause. That is how history will remember it.

Those years could have been very different.

We often hear that you are comfortable with this war. Of course, not in those cases when it comes to the security of your residence in Valdai or your parade in Moscow. Your own life is valuable to you.

But now we can all see that Russians are finally becoming less comfortable with this reality — with the fact that the war is bringing more and more negative consequences to Russia.

They do not like our drones and missiles.They do not like gasoline shortages and constantly rising prices.They do not like constant restrictions.They do not like your intention to launch a second wave of mobilization in order to expand the war into another direction in Ukraine or to use it against other countries neighboring Russia.They do not like the fact that there is no end in sight to your war.

Yes, you can still force Russians to exist this way. But your resources are shrinking significantly. You will not have enough money or political capital to keep buying the loyalty of Russians the way you have for the past 26 years. And we will do everything we can to ensure that the world helps bring that moment closer.

As you yourself like to say, “we need to run the numbers.”

Yesterday, I received a report on the losses of your army on the front in Ukraine during May. Once again, the number exceeded 30,000 Russian soldiers killed and seriously wounded. We have been maintaining that level month after month, and we have video confirmation of every one of your losses — these are not empty claims.

We know that 63 percent of your battlefield losses are killed, while only 37 percent are wounded. In the 21st century, no army can afford such a ratio. And the share of those killed will continue to grow.

It is not as if we in Ukraine are concerned about the fate of Russian soldiers after everything your war has brought to our country.But I do care about Ukrainians.

We are losing our people, and every loss is painful to us. Even when the ratio of Ukrainian losses to Russian losses is one to five or one to six, it still matters greatly.

It also matters that you regularly postpone, every few months, your own deadlines for capturing our regions — especially the Donetsk region. And you will not capture it this year either.

But we in Ukraine do not want a permanent war. We know very well that life without war is infinitely better. And we want to achieve that.I am convinced that the majority of Russians would respond positively to this as well — and you know it.

Many did not believe that Ukraine would be able to hold out for so long. You did not believe it. And those who advised you did not believe it either. That was a mistake.

You did not expect full-scale resistance from Ukraine, and you did not foresee that things would go this far. Yet here we all are — in the fifth year of this full-scale war.

Do not be afraid to take the path out of this war. That is the main thing that is required of you now.

Ukraine has preserved its independence. And it will preserve it. Despite all predictions to the contrary.

We have united many around the world to stand with Ukraine and against you. We found the weapons and the financing we needed.We receive support. You receive sanctions. And this will continue until there is justice for Ukraine — the justice we seek and the justice that can be achieved.

We will not allow those who are trying to convince you that sanctions against Russia will be significantly eased, and that support for Ukraine will be significantly reduced, without any meaningful change in your position toward Ukraine, to succeed. The example of Orban shows how those who choose to help Russia in its war against us end in disgrace.

Ukraine has endured harsh winters while you tried to destroy our energy system. We held firm — and even in darkness, the resilience of Ukrainians remained intact.

We brought the war onto your territory, and you would not have been able to cope with it without North Korea’s help. You are the first ruler of Russia to turn to Pyongyang for assistance.And today you are fully dependent on C — also for the first time in Russia’s history.

You believed Ukrainians would not have the strength to defend themselves. Yet today, our people are helping our partners in the Middle East and the Gulf build their own defenses.

You hoped for internal unrest in Ukraine. Instead, it was your own military formations that staged a mutiny against you. June 23 will mark another anniversary of that event, and silence will not erase this fact from history.

And now it is you whom your own officials, businessmen, and propagandists look at with obvious fatigue. The world can see it.

The world has not grown tired of Ukraine, as you long hoped it would. But there is growing fatigue with Russia — even among those in the wider world who help you bypass sanctions and keep your economy afloat.

You cannot fail to notice it. After 26 years in power, age is beginning to take its toll. And with time, the fatigue with you will only grow.

We have seen intelligence reports showing that you are now considering plans to continue the war into 2027 and 2028. We also know that you hope ballistic missiles will achieve for you what everything else has failed to achieve. You want to draw Belarus even deeper into this war, and we are now forced to prepare for that as well. We see that you are trying to orchestrate something around Transnistria. Your propagandists threaten, in one way or another, every country neighboring Russia. Do you really want to go through all of this?

The choice is yours now.

Enough of war.

Ukraine proposes to end this war.This must be done honestly, with dignity, and with guarantees that the war will not be reignited.

We see that the United States is fully focused on the issue of Iran, and it would be wrong to simply wait until the war in Europe returns to the center of its attention.

Ukraine proposes ending this war through direct engagement between us — and you.I am proposing a meeting.

Everyone heard your representatives, smiling, say that I could supposedly come to Moscow. But after these 26 years, there is nothing for a Ukrainian leader to do in your capital — just as there is nothing for a Russian leader to do in Kyiv.

There are countries that have traditionally hosted leaders to resolve issues of war and peace. Switzerland, Türkiye, the countries of the Arab world — many are able and willing to host such a meeting.

It is leaders who resolve the key issues. That has always been the case, and it always will be.

I propose to set a clear date for such a meeting.

We have heard that you were promised in Alaska the resolution of certain issues concerning Ukraine and Europe. But you can see for yourself that Ukrainian and European issues are not decided in Anchorage.

Other agreed participants could join the bilateral track to be established between us.

Since the war is taking place in Europe, and since Ukraine needs security guarantees, while you also seek security guarantees for yourself, it would be logical to involve those who can genuinely serve as guarantors.

We believe Europe should be part of this process — those who truly have the capacity to influence the situation.We also believe that the United States must be part of the process. This is what could help shape a new security architecture for our part of the world.

We’ve already experienced many agreements with Russia, including the Minsk agreements, that ultimately failed. That is why we must first find direct answers between us to the questions that remain, and not hide from difficult issues behind formulas, technical working groups, or endless time lost in shuttle diplomacy.

Your war has permanently set Ukraine and Russia apart.The front line today is the line from which diplomacy must begin.

Ukraine is ready for a full ceasefire for the duration of the negotiations. This is standard practice, and current developments around Iran only reinforce that point. An attempt to establish real silence is the best way to begin talking to one another. We believe it would not simply be an attempt, but a real ceasefire — if that is what you want.

You know that the United States has the capability to monitor a ceasefire along the line where hostilities stop.

Ukraine is ready for an all-for-all exchange of prisoners of war, and this could become a good prologue to ending the war.

Serious steps must be taken to return civilians and children who were taken away during the war.

We must determine what kind of future awaits the generations of Ukrainians and Russians who will come after us.

If you do not personally come to the conclusion that it is time to end this war, Ukraine will continue fighting for its existence. We will have those who support us.

But you, too, will have to fight much harder for your own existence — not Russia’s, but your own. And this is not a threat from me or from Ukraine. It is a fact of Russian history that you know well: when Russia grows tired, change comes.

We can work toward that fatigue.

You can stop your war.

Eternal memory to all those whose lives were taken by this war.

Glory to Ukraine!