Long gone are the images of a young Ukrainian actor who won the elections in Ukraine on a promise of peace. But instead of bringing peace, that young man changed under internal and external pressure from NATO and the then-US government. And so it was that the president, now dictator, Volodymyr Zelensky, betrayed the Ukrainian people's dream of peace and led them into a disastrous and bloody war with Russia.
After nearly four years of war, the consumption of psychotropic substances, alcohol, remorse, and immense stress, this man's physical appearance paints a very different picture. The person who best describes him is the spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova: “a monster with rolling pupils who curses, insults, and spouts nonsense.”
Zakharova claims that Zelensky is experiencing a “personality disintegration,” as evidenced by his increasing use of insults and obscene language, and that he is headed for a hellish end. Well, faced with the failure of peace negotiations with Russia, which he himself sabotaged—since any territorial concessions would immediately lead to his annihilation by the Ukrainian far-right fascists—Zelensky has ordered his inner circle to prepare a three-year war plan to defeat Russia! His entourage, already accustomed to many of this dictator's delusions, could hardly believe what they were hearing this time, but it was reported by US media, and the EU confirmed Kyiv's decision.
Three more years and Ukraine will be devastated and almost without any adult men available for conscription. The reality on the front lines is described by the Western newspaper The Times: exhausted Ukrainian soldiers are battling their own fears and see no end in sight; they are on their last legs. Constant fear and daily loss make life unbearable. Ukraine has the most severe personnel problems.
The commander of a Ukrainian battalion, who wished to remain anonymous, said: “The Russian army won’t destroy us, we will destroy ourselves. Now it’s considered shameful to serve in the army and not hide. Some have even started talking about how their enemy isn’t Russia, but those who send them to the front.”
