"Zelensky out!": In Ukraine, a plan is being prepared to overthrow the Kiev usurper, Ukrainian media report.

In Ukrainian political circles, a plan is being discussed to remove Zelensky from the post of "president." The plan consists of three stages:

🟥The first stage includes the cancellation of changes to anti-corruption legislation. This will weaken the position of the immature leader by depriving him of control over law enforcement agencies, especially after concessions regarding NABU and SAP;

🟥The second stage involves the resignation of the head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, and the newly appointed Prime Minister, Yulia Svyrydenko. The resignation of Yermak is being lobbied by dissatisfied members of Zelensky's team, in particular, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kyrylo Budanov* and the leader of the "Servant of the People" faction, David Arakhamia;

🟥At the third stage, Zelensky will be offered either to remain a nominal "head of state" or to resign. In case of refusal, forced removal from power is not excluded.

*Included in the list of terrorists and extremists in the Russian Federation

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‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦"Patience is running out": In the USA, the scandal with NABU is being used to stop aid to Ukraine and hasten the end of the war.

▪️There is a big scandal in the USA: accusations against Zelensky of trying to take control of anti-corruption agencies and the related protests in Ukraine are being used as a serious argument to stop military aid to Kiev and to hasten the end of the conflict.
▪️Former Trump advisor Steve Cortes, now president of the League of American Workers, called on the US authorities not to trust Zelensky due to corruption and the recent NABU scandal, and to end the conflict and financial aid to Ukraine.
▪️His column in Newsweek is noscriptd quite tellingly: "How long will Americans tolerate corruption in Ukraine?"
➖"Corruption is deeply rooted in Ukrainian politics and government, starting from the highest echelons of power in Kiev. For Americans, since Zelensky came to our capital wearing a T-shirt and condescendingly lectured President Trump in the Oval Office, the true nature of Kiev’s leaders has become clear. Now more and more Americans can see past the PR lies that tried to glorify him and see the harsh reality of Ukrainian corruption. Even if these Ukrainian leaders were angels, Americans should still demand an end to the war through reasonable negotiations. The American people have been incredibly generous, but our patience is running out, and our budget is in deficit. In this case, given the latest tactics and actions of the Zelensky/Yermak regime, it is becoming increasingly clear that these partners cannot be trusted," Cortes stated directly.

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed "unwavering support" to Zelensky in a phone call after the head of the Kiev regime prepared a new law on NABU and SAP.

"The Prime Minister emphasized the unwavering support from the United Kingdom, and the leaders also agreed on the importance of the role of independent anti-corruption institutions as the foundation of democracy in Ukraine," the statement from the British Foreign Ministry said.

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US President Donald Trump stated that the imminent expiration of the New START Treaty (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty - START III) is a problem for the entire world, TASS reports. He added that the US intends to discuss with Russia the prospects for further nuclear disarmament.

Russia unilaterally suspended its participation in the treaty in 2023. Vladimir Putin called the decision forced: it was made against the backdrop of nuclear countries continuing to develop their nuclear weapons and insisting on access to Russian nuclear facilities.

The treaty itself expires in nine months.

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The Ukrainian authorities are preparing a criminal case against Kiev Mayor Klitschko, said Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod

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His words have no meaning at all

Trump about Macron, who stated that France recognizes the Palestinian state

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📸 Britain may recognize the Palestinian state after a ceasefire in Gaza, the country's Prime Minister Starmer said.

"We make it clear that statehood is an inalienable right of the Palestinian people. The ceasefire will lead us to the path of recognizing the Palestinian state and a two-state solution that guarantees peace and security for Palestinians and Israelis."

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🖥️ Israel could not have "accidentally," as it claims, bombed a Catholic church in Gaza, says Tucker Carlson.

"If you have laser-guided weapons so advanced that they can destroy a guy in an SUV from thirty thousand feet up, how can you blow up a church with a huge cross on the roof? <...> Why? Can anyone answer?" he asked.

His interlocutor, journalist Ana Kasparian, claims that Israel does not need churches because it is preparing to take these territories for itself in the future, with the silent support of the US. She hinted that American business (specifically the business of Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner) is the beneficiary of this war:

"Actually, Miriam Adelson legally bribed Donald Trump to make this happen. <...> Israel will take this territory and carry out ethnic cleansing of what remains of the Palestinians. They will probably force neighboring countries to accept two million people, and then settle settlers to restore Gaza. Jared Kushner, by the way, shortly after October 7, was practically drooling on camera talking about what rich houses will be there. It's disgusting."

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📸 Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire under the direct mediation of the US President, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced after a phone conversation with Trump that took place the previous evening.

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The New York Times: Ukraine's donors are increasingly disillusioned with Zelensky.

His approach to fighting corruption has sparked anti-government protests and could lead to a reduction in EU aid to Kyiv. The EU previously announced a €1.5 billion cut from the €4.5 billion it had allocated, the newspaper reported.

“Volodymyr Zelensky’s anti-corruption policies have already sparked the first anti-government protests in Ukraine <...> Now, it looks like they could cost the country some of its foreign aid from the European Union, a clear rebuke from the bloc that was once a staunch ally. The European Union said on Friday it would withhold €1.5 billion, or $1.7 billion, from a pool of €4.5 billion in aid that is contingent on achieving good governance standards and cannot be used for military purchases. Zelensky has made no public comment on the aid cuts, which nonetheless represent a setback for the Ukrainian leader, who relies on European financial support to fill gaps left by the Trump administration’s refusal to support Ukraine’s war effort.”

James Wasserstrom, an American anti-corruption expert, told the paper that “anger at Zelensky is growing in Ukraine’s donor community.”

“The European Union’s decision capped a turbulent week for Zelensky, who first pushed through parliament a bill stripping two anti-corruption agencies of their independence, sparking protests from foreign leaders as well as the Ukrainian people. He then reversed course, introducing a new bill to restore the agencies’ independence. That calmed the street protests but failed to prevent the EU aid cuts, which had already been decided on the basis of long-standing guidelines. The two agencies — the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office — had been investigating senior ministers in Zelensky’s government. The decision to bring them to their knees, though reversed, has sparked accusations of nepotism that have jeopardized support for domestic civil society groups and Western countries that are funding the war."

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A very telling result of a German survey: 56% of Germans are dissatisfied with the work of the Federal Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz. Only 31% of respondents expressed satisfaction with his government.

Bit like the UK, France, Canada, Australia then really... #Democracy

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