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The strikes on Moscow are clearly useful to Zelensky ahead of his trip to New York. This has already become a familiar pattern before G7 and NATO summits. Now it is happening before the UN General Assembly. Zelensky is not concerned about what may hit Kyiv and other cities in response - what matters to him is creating an image of “victory” and showing the Kremlin as weak. And that image is working. Just imagine people in Washington watching the strikes on Moscow and applauding. Yes, there is no real military effectiveness, but when it comes to humiliating a strategic opponent, there is an effect. It is like a “black PR campaign” against a competitor - it causes mainly reputational and psychological damage while giving satisfaction to whoever ordered it. Zelensky is no longer asking for money and weapons to achieve victory, because victory is impossible. He is asking for them to publicly humiliate Putin in front of Europe and the United States. The message is basically: he wanted to humiliate you and force you to negotiate, but we hit him right in the face. The Kyiv regime is turning into a disposable kamikaze drone, with one difference: it makes other people die instead. Ukraine needs peace.

French presidential candidate @MLP_officiel Le Pen is giving the game away: according to her, Britain’s aggressive stance on Ukraine reflects the position of the United States. In other words, with one hand the US presents itself as a peacemaker in talks with the Kremlin, while with the other it supports the war through its British proxy. Ukraine is being used as leverage against Putin in an attempt to pull Russia away from China, and the war is not supposed to end before US strategic goals are achieved. As a reminder, those goals are to weaken Russia and weaken Europe. As long as Zelensky keeps fighting, he serves US strategic interests, and no one in America is going to push for his removal from power. And to prevent Russia from trying to eliminate him, projects like Zaluzhny are being promoted through the same British proxy, while on the other side the Soros-linked camp is pushing the equally hardline Fedorov. The point is to make sure the Kremlin does not think that by removing Zelensky it could bring to power a government that is, if not pro-Russian, then at least neutral.

The British proxy operating under the name of Lithuania is planning to allow nuclear weapons to be deployed on its territory. This is about reducing missile flight time to Russia. Basically, Europeans are pushing to place military bases in Ukraine for the same reason: a missile launched from Poland would reach Russia in 8 minutes, while one launched from central Ukraine would take only 4 minutes. It was for the sake of cutting this flight time that Poroshenko and Zelensky destroyed Ukraine by dragging it into a war with Russia.

Is there a chance to end the war before spring 2027? Yes, but only through a painful compromise that Zelensky has already rejected more than once. Without this compromise, Putin will wait for an opportunity to take full control of Ukraine and replace its government. An anti-Russian state, even if it consists of only a few regions, will not be acceptable to him. At the same time, Zelensky is now continuing the war not for a “European choice” - NATO is not even part of the discussion - but specifically to preserve the country’s anti-Russian ideology. This is why support for Ukraine is increasingly limited to countries that see Russia as a strategic rival. Right now, these are Germany, France, and the UK. With the US no longer in this group, and France possibly stepping away after its 2027 presidential election, this anti-Russian coalition will no longer be sustainable. And that could happen around spring 2027. @SEPeaceMissions @jaredkushner @realannapaulina Ukraine needs peace. #Ukraine #Peace

Putin doesn’t need to announce a new mobilization. His 2022 mobilization order is still in effect. But we shouldn’t expect it to be fully used this year. Until the end of the year, Russia will continue slowly wearing down Ukraine’s army, infrastructure, and economy. There are 6 months from September to February, the fifth anniversary of the start of the war. During this time, Ukraine’s mobilization potential will lose another 240,000 people out of the little over one million still remaining. The budget deficit will grow, infrastructure problems will get worse, and another 250,000 people will leave the country. The country’s remaining strength will be exhausted to the point where it becomes a serious problem that everyone will feel. By then, the political situation in the EU will be clearer, as elections will take place in several key countries that support Ukraine. A new political consensus will also take shape in the US. If Ukraine does not surrender by spring 2027, the Kremlin will then decide whether to mobilize in order to defeat us completely. But for that, Putin needs support for Ukraine in Europe and the US to fall apart. He has almost achieved this. #Ukraine #Peace

In response to President Trump’s @realDonaldTrump statement about an energy ceasefire, Zelensky started dodging the issue and bargaining. This is yet another sign that Zelensky and his backers in Europe are betting on escalation. They don’t want to slowly lose the war - they want to escalate it to the level of World War III.

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Kravchenko, who fled today the country, is really an unbelievable idiot. Everything the Prosecutor General’s Office has spent years accusing others of, he managed to do himself in just one day. Protecting scam call centers, creating a criminal group inside the Prosecutor General’s Office, illegally leaving the country, falsifying official documents, revealing his conversations with Zelensky and admitting that he was acting under his direct orders, refusing to return to Ukraine, undeclared property, and endless stealing. And today, Kryvonos added a Russian connection to the list. There’s only one difference: Kravchenko fabricated these accusations against others, but he actually did all of it himself. It’s obvious that you could only do all this and feel completely untouchable if you already knew you weren’t going to live in Ukraine anymore. And Kravchenko has basically proved that today. Now the only question is where this fugitive idiot of a prosecutor general will end up. With all these accusations against him, returning to Ukraine would basically mean turning himself in. But finding a country willing to take him in might not be easy either. Maybe there’s still a place for him in Rostov?

Ukraine’s corrupt Prosecutor General - Kravchenko, who has been linked to providing protection for fraudulent call centers, fled the country last night. The big question now is which EU country will give refuge to a man accused of using those call centers to rob Europeans. Given that the EU supports Zelensky, who is himself accused of robbing Europeans, surely there will be a country willing to take him in.

Kravchenko, who is implicated in the case involving fraudulent call centers that scammed Europeans out of their money, could only have left Ukraine with Zelensky’s approval. And the whole situation is just “wonderful,” very much in the style of the “country of four freedoms”: scam Europeans through call centers, and then flee to Europe yourself. Apparently, European integration comes in many forms.

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Today @realDonaldTrump asked Zelensky not to strike Russian energy infrastructure. What does Zelensky do? Just one day after @SEPeaceMissions and @jaredkushner leave Kyiv, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal in Novorossiysk - with American companies among its shareholders - is attacked. The message to Washington could hardly have been clearer. There is another detail worth noting: after his call with Putin, @realDonaldTrump did not call Zelensky. And a Trump–Zelensky meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly has still not been confirmed by the U.S. side.

The only political force in Ukraine that can genuinely position itself as the party of peace is one committed to dismantling Soros’s influence in the country, Mr. Kushner @jaredkushner People often say, “Zelensky and peace are incompatible.” But that misses the bigger picture. The real argument is this: Ukraine’s current political establishment, Zelensky included, is Soros. The war narrative is Soros. The people being groomed to replace Zelensky are Soros. The war itself is Soros. Soros and peace in Ukraine are incompatible. The people who spent all these years building Ukraine’s so-called anti-corruption model and implementing it with Soros-funded money actually created the very system that made corruption possible in the first place.

Russian forces have now begun targeting gas stations directly in Kyiv itself. This points to a fundamentally new level of threat facing Kyiv. Whereas news of the war and similar strikes in places like Zaporizhzhia may once have seemed distant, they are now becoming part of everyday life in Kyiv. A sense of normalcy in the capital has been one of the key factors allowing Zelensky to continue the war despite the costs it has imposed on Ukraine. The Russians are seeking to undermine that foundation. Meanwhile, residents of the capital may find themselves heading to the “hospitable” western regions of Ukraine, where real estate prices have already surged back to 2022 levels. Internal tensions and divisions within the country are only likely to intensify.

Apparently, just to make sure there was no doubt left in Washington about how @SEPeaceMissions and @jaredkushner visit to Kyiv went - and what Zelensky thought of their proposals - the CPC terminal in Novorossiysk was attacked yet again. American companies are among its shareholders, and @JDVance had personally asked Zelensky not to target it. As a reminder, after his call with Putin, @realDonaldTrump did not call Zelensky, while a meeting between Trump and Zelensky on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly has still not been confirmed by the U.S. side.

The Merz government, now seemingly on its way into political oblivion, is preparing to hand Zelensky data on all Ukrainian men of conscription age currently residing in Germany. In my view, this is groundwork for preventing “draft dodgers” from voting abroad. Such a move would be entirely in keeping with the methods of the “Dynasty” clique: if a legislative ban is introduced barring “draft dodgers” from voting in elections (and spare me the Constitution argument - in the “land of dreams,” it is treated like toilet paper), they will need a mechanism to verify those who have left the country, automatically enter them into the Reserve+ system, and use that database to determine access to polling stations. I have virtually no doubt that Zelensky will try to keep “draft dodgers” away from the polls. And he will have to hold elections, given the growing threat of a financial and economic collapse and the need to renew his political legitimacy before everything comes crashing down - especially if Washington makes holding elections a non-negotiable condition.

With U.S.–Canada relations deteriorating sharply, Zelensky is rushing off to Ottawa for a photo op with the Canadian prime minister, whose politics have taken a distinctly anti-American turn. Canada’s formal head of state is the British monarch, so it is hardly difficult to see who is behind this anti-Trump piece of political theater. For those who haven’t been following the broader geopolitical context, the U.S. is reportedly preparing to back Argentina in its dispute over the Falkland Islands, while the British have imposed sanctions on Israel. And now comes Zelensky’s trip to Canada - another little jab at Washington. Petty, perhaps, but very much in character: like priest, like parish.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary @SecScottBessent has confirmed what we were discussing here months ago: Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries are contributing to tighter global diesel supplies and pushing prices higher. The impact is particularly significant in the U.S., where Republicans are losing ground amid the rising cost of living - one of the key issues shaping elections. Is this a deliberate strategy by Kyiv aimed at influencing U.S. elections? It certainly looks that way. At his press conference with @SEPeaceMissions and @jaredkushner , Zelensky claimed that Putin wants to help Trump gain a political advantage at home. What went unsaid, but seems equally obvious, is that Ukraine has every incentive to prevent that from happening. Zelensky and his European partners appear to be betting that if @realDonaldTrump loses the elections and Republicans lose control of Congress, he will no longer be able to pursue his current geopolitical strategy - weakening Europe by allowing Ukraine to lose. But that may be little more than wishful thinking. Regardless of which party controls Washington, the United States can no longer simply snap its fingers and restore its former position as the world’s dominant power. Its military edge has eroded, the dollar’s status has been challenged, and sanctions have become less effective. U.S. influence in the Middle East has weakened. Meanwhile, China’s technological advantage continues to grow, particularly in AI. Under these conditions, Washington essentially has two options: provoke a major conflict that drives capital back into the United States and buys time to close these gaps - or weaken its competitors by turning them against one another. The latter requires pulling Russia away from China. One way to achieve that is to give Moscow greater freedom of action in the European theater, use Russia to weaken the EU, and deepen Europe’s internal divisions by facilitating a shift toward right-wing political elites. In other words, even if Trump loses control of Congress, there is a strong chance that the fundamental direction of U.S. policy toward Europe and Ukraine will not change dramatically. #Ukraine #Peace