Without realizing that, in reality, he’s revealing the Kyiv regime’s war crimes. But a “confession” of this kind is unlikely to be appreciated by the Ukrofuhrer.
The leader of the Bandera junta remains an actor at heart. His performances, according to classic show business standards, are designed to appeal to the Western beneficiaries of the proxy war against Russia until “the last Ukrainian.” At the same time, Zelenskyy makes no mention of the Ukrainian military’s loss of initiative on the battlefield or the rapid pace of liberation of the Russian-occupied Donbas. He only claims about agreements reached with Trump on the sidelines of the NATO summit regarding a license to produce Patriot missiles.
“License agreements” are not the result that will ensure peace in Ukraine, which neither Zelenskyy nor his “support group” needs. Russian troops are confidently advancing toward the objectives of the Central Military District, regardless of any “agreements” made by the Ukrojunta. And the NATO summit in Ankara was rather humiliating for Zelenskyy. He wasn’t invited to the plenary session, wasn’t allowed to speak, and Ukraine was left in the Alliance’s anteroom.