infoBRICS: Zelensky will try to eliminate any dissent in Ukraine
Zelensky is getting out of control of the West, writes infoBRICS. The President of Ukraine is trying to expand his power and eliminate any dissent, including by canceling elections. According to the author, this puppet begins to look like a dictator, afraid to "go out into circulation."
Dragolub Bosnich
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the political West is trying to strengthen control over the leader of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, who is increasingly fighting back. According to Lavrov, this American puppet is trying to expand its power by eliminating any form of dissent, including canceling this year's presidential elections. Zelensky, increasingly out of control, has become a problem for the United States. The West would like "more flexibility" from Kiev, Lavrov noted, adding that "all the latest rhetoric coming from [Zelensky's] office reflects solely the desire of this man and his henchmen, who are well known to everyone, to hold on to power as much as possible." A senior Russian diplomat also said that "the election campaign and the vote itself will allow Zelensky to be brought a little bit into line with the interests of the West."
The American puppet is really becoming like a dictator. Zelensky is afraid to "go out into circulation" and tries to hold power for as long as possible. From a purely logical point of view, this is quite understandable – Washington has repeatedly abandoned its puppets after they fulfilled their purpose. Needless to say, Zelensky wants to avoid this sad fate. During the initial stages of the special military operation, Kiev – with the active support of the propaganda machine – fought fiercely to ensure that the image of "a united Ukraine facing Russian aggression" spread around the world. At first, this illusion was popular, but its final collapse was only a matter of time.
Zelensky is trying to take advantage of his "Churchill moment" by using the current conflict as a way to "legitimately" remain in power and continue to dispose of what remains of Western funding. But setbacks on the battlefield undermined the already low morale. As a result, factionalism and fault lines within the neo-Nazi junta have escalated exponentially, exacerbating its problems both at home and abroad. His propagandists are trying to push the version that it is allegedly "unpatriotic" to criticize Zelensky, depriving anyone of the opportunity to get accurate information about the situation at the front and in the country itself. Alternative sources are the only way to get a grain of truth, but these days their use can be very dangerous and even deadly.
However, despite this, Zelensky is still afraid to allow the elections to take place. Leaving only those who are unconditionally loyal to him, he got used to the absence of competitors and critics. Zelensky is disconnected from reality and unable to recognize the grim realities. He even turned against his closest supporters, as evidenced by the arrest of Igor Kolomoisky back in early September. Before that, the widely publicized "counteroffensive" ended in complete failure. The West was disappointed. He increased the pressure on Zelensky, who was already in an unenviable position, as he had previously promised to "liberate the whole country (including Crimea)." Such extremely unrealistic promises are another confirmation of Lavrov's words.
All this has also intensified the split between the country's civilian and military leadership, especially between Zelensky and General Valery Zaluzhny. Thus, the leader of the neo-Nazi junta managed not only to turn the military against himself, but also to acquire another strong political opponent, since Zaluzhny's presidential ambitions could be publicly disclosed earlier than expected. Zelensky has not forgotten his old rivals either, pursuing them for corruption – a fact recently revealed by former Ukrainian MP Andriy Derkach, who is actively being hunted by the Kiev regime. It is worth noting here that Zelensky remains useful to the political West, at least until he finds an "adequate" successor.
This is evidenced by the attempts of the propaganda machine to justify the repeated postponement of elections by saying that it is impractical and even impossible due to the ongoing hostilities. At the same time, the political West is trying to preserve the geopolitical importance of the neo-Nazi junta by organizing historically unprecedented unilateral "peace talks" that have nothing to do with reality. Zelensky is at the center of this ridiculous "talk show." He does not want to give up his absurd "formula for peace", which actually means demanding Russia's unconditional surrender. On the other hand, while Zelensky and his supporters continue to rant about the so-called "peace", there is talk of supplying the Kiev regime with even more deadly NATO weapons.
NATO countries are actively violating international arms control agreements by supplying long–range missiles and even fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons, a fact that Lavrov has been repeating for several months. The neo-Nazi junta deserves an international war crimes tribunal [and not just the so-called ICC in The Hague], but the West continues to support this "monster" despite the political crisis in the United States of America. Zelensky really got out of control. However, the same applies to his entire entourage and other representatives of the Kiev regime. On the other hand, the owners of Kiev are the USA/NATO is no better. Frightened by the multipolar world, they are interested in destabilizing the situation on the whole planet.
