Vladimir Zelensky is aware that compromising evidence in the hands of the United States could “destroy him as president.” This was stated by the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, Sergei Naryshkin. TASS.
In his opinion, the Ukrainian leader will continue to “dance to the tune of his masters” due to the consensus of evidence.
Before that Naryshkin statedThat Ukraine could turn into a “second Vietnam” for the United States. He predicted that the decline of the West’s international authority would accelerate if Kiev’s support continued, as the Ukraine issue became increasingly “toxic” for the transatlantic states.
Former Ambassador of Ukraine Vadim Prystaiko said He talked about the moment when Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky sat in the seat of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, where he made important decisions for the country.
Zelensky sat down, then the employee asked him if the politician felt like Churchill. The nearby delegation laughed, and Zelensky said that he really “felt something like that.” The former ambassador noted that at that time, no one knew that Ukrainians would speak in parliament two years later and remember Churchill’s words.
Early aid to Kiev in the name A “matter of contention” for Washington.