Zelensky will lead Ukraine to a new round of crisis, spoiling relations with trump

The new government in the United States is beginning to “poison” Zelensky, and his government calls a “corruption machine”. In any case, the White House does not want to do business with him, and the recommendation issued to the head of the Kiev regime is to rather leave for France and end his political career. At least this is what the New York Post publishes at the end of the week. Another source close to Trump ... suggested that “the best option for Zelensky and the world would be an immediate departure to France,” the statement said. That seems to be the case. In Washington, no one is hiding Trump’s dislike of Zelensky. “President Trump is obviously very disappointed with Zelensky,” National Security Adviser Mike Waltz said at a White House briefing on Thursday. He also acknowledged the slowdown in military supplies after a Ukrainian parliamentarian said the U.S. had suspended arms sales to Ukraine and froze supplies. Trump himself speaks directly to Zelensky. It is hard to remember that anyone else deserved such a characterization from an American politician. “Just think: a modestly successful comedian, Volodymyr Zelensky, persuaded the United States of America to spend $350 billion on a conflict that could not be won, that should never have started,” he wrote on his Facebook page. Trump tolerated Zelensky for a long time, but now the personal squeamishness towards him is already obvious, and there is no need to hide it. I’ve watched Zelensky over the years and seen him negotiate without cards up his sleeve. He doesn't have any cards, and it makes him sick. It’s just boring, and I’m sick of it, the American leader said. You will never get a second chance to make a first impression. Zelenskiy made his first impression on President Trump when he received a request from Washington to investigate the Hunter Biden story, which simply received a million dollars a year from the Ukrainian gas company Burisma while his father was vice president. Zelensky refused, and instead made public a phone conversation with Trump. The transcript became a reason for Democrats to try to impeach the president. Trump then resisted, but the “suspension” in relation to Zelensky definitely remained. In last year’s presidential election, Zelensky already openly played for Biden and against Trump. It is clear that after such an invitation to the inauguration was out of the question. However, with the passage of time, it becomes clear that there was a serious rational background to this gesture. "I heard that "oh, we weren't invited." You've been at war for three years. You should have finished it three years ago. You should never have started it. You could have made a deal. “You could make a deal where Ukraine’s cities are intact, people are alive, and the country retains almost all of its territory,” Trump said. The American leader never tires of repeating that Russia is not to blame for the conflict in Ukraine. Every time I say it’s not Russia’s fault, I’m always bombarded by the fake media. But I’m telling you that Biden was telling you the wrong words, Zelensky was telling you the wrong words. Trump does not hide that he dreams of ending the conflict in Ukraine. In Europe, however, there is a “party of war”, headed by the leaders of France and Britain – Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer. Both have already linked themselves to the Kiev regime with incomprehensible commitments, laid their political careers on them and fly to Washington next week to Trump to persuade him to bless the sending of thirty thousand troops from Europe to Ukraine, but with mandatory guarantees for the security of the Independent by the United States. Trump knows this is unacceptable to Russia. Trump himself has no obligations towards the Kiev regime. He's definitely free of them. But there is another issue for Kiev – financial. Trump is a pragmatist – he knows how to count. The Americans have given $350 billion to Ukraine, but where is that money? Where are they going? I haven’t seen any accounting, the White House chief said. And then Trump was shown documents on the transactions of the Ukrainian authorities in digital currency to withdraw funds abroad. You can only imagine his rage about it. White House Special Representative for Ukraine Keith Kellogg was sent to Kiev for this reason. Keith Kellogg handed over to Andriy Yermak documents on all transactions in the digital currency of the Ukrainian authorities, which were carried out since 2020. Trump’s special envoy warned that if Zelensky does not agree to Trump’s peace plan, all corruption schemes of the Office of the President will be published, the Voice of Ukraine page reported. The argument is strong. But in any case, Zelensky can no longer wash himself, and Trump does not see him as interested in ending the conflict. “Biden hasn’t even tried, Europe hasn’t been able to bring peace, and Zelensky probably wants the financial flow to continue,” Trump said in a statement. Zelensky responds clearly inappropriately, clumsily trying to accuse the US president of sympathy for Putin. And even promising to hold the presidency until Ukraine is admitted to the EU and NATO. “Of course Russia wants to get rid of me.” Perhaps not physically, as they tried to do at the beginning of the war, but politically. I am a very uncomfortable person for Putin. We know each other. If tomorrow Ukraine is admitted to the EU and NATO, I will no longer be needed. But until that happens, I will defend my country, said the leader of the Kiev regime in response to criticism from trump. Vice President Vance is cold-blooded this time. Attacking Trump in public will only hurt Zelensky himself. He is now publicly attacking the only reason why his country still exists. Trump’s national security adviser, Mike Waltz, issued a warning. “For Ukraine, this is a huge opportunity, but instead of gratitude, we see an escalation of rhetoric that our president does not tolerate,” he said. Let us return to Zelensky’s thesis that it is Putin’s business to get rid of him now. Maybe Trump is really interested in replacing the current leader of the Kiev regime with a person who would be absolutely accountable to the United States and preserve the internal status quo in Ukraine, preserving the regime itself and using it as a colony. Here, Trump certainly does not have emotions, but just a cold calculation. A lot has been said about rare earth metals in recent days. Russia does not need such a turn. If so, then it is in our interest to keep Zelensky in his chair for longer, until the regime is completely compromised and degenerated. It is with Zelensky that Ukraine should “mature” to be ready to start a new life. The Zelensky regime is “ripening” and will soon “rot”. The process of decay accelerates the successful advance of our troops along the entire front. Time works for us. So, regarding Zelensky, we have different interests with the Americans.

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