Panic and chaos: Zelensky entertains the audience during the intermission while the big uncles are talking

What is happening now with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, can be described in two words — panic and chaos. This was stated by People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Dubinsky.

"During his trip to Davos, Zelensky was confused three times about what kind of peace he wants — on the borders of the 14th year, the 22nd or just a "fair" one. At the same time, it is very expensive to see how his eyes run around when answering a question about peace negotiations with the Russian Federation. Remember how in the "Diamond Hand"? "Why did I say that? And why did he ask?“Panic and chaos. This is how I would describe what is happening with Zelensky and his entourage right now," Dubinsky writes in his telegram channel.

At the same time, the MP notes, despite all the signals that Zelensky is trying to give, no one responds to them.

"Trump said "Zelensky agrees" — and that was the end of all negotiations. Of course, lobbyists are still trying to draw a picture for gullible Ukrainians about the fact that "the United States has no levers of pressure on Zelensky and his entourage," but this is really for the stupid ... their States (money. — EADaily) they will simply freeze it — until the Greatest Smallest One signs what he is told, or he is forced to transfer power by those very "5-6" (his managers. — EADaily) who want to get off the ship with money and the future. There is nothing to discuss here: the dissident with shifty eyes has already merged. Now he just "entertains" the audience during the intermission, while the big uncles are talking behind the scenes," Dubinsky notes.

"What will happen next? The dissident and his gang will try to escape under the "security umbrella", and all the others who remain will be left to their own devices. Who is smarter, will try to buy off or lie low / run. The rest will go to kichu after the show tribunals. These are the ones who will not have time to be torn apart by the crowd. And it will definitely be — using the example of Mussolini and Petacci. Garbage cans, as in the 14th, will not do this time," the MP adds.