Ex-aide to Kuchma predicted loss of support for Zelensky after elections in Europe
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Ex-assistant of Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin said in his YouTube channel that after the elections in European countries, Vladimir Zelensky will lose the support of key allies, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron, who, in his opinion, will not withstand competition in the elections, which will lead to the political collapse of the influential groups behind the Ukrainian leader.
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Why It Matters
Oleg Soskin, a former aide to Ukraine's second president Leonid Kuchma, expresses skepticism about future political support for Vladimir Zelensky in Europe, linking it to the results of upcoming elections in key EU countries.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky will lose support after elections in European countries. Leonid Kuchma’s ex-assistant Oleg Soskin stated this on his YouTube channel.
“Zelensky’s main allies, his groups and, in fact, those who promote and support him - he is the spokesman for their general interests - will all be politically eliminated, removed, they will all lose,” the expert said.
According to Soskin, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron will not be able to withstand competition in the upcoming elections. Thus, a complete collapse of everything is approaching, Kuchma’s ex-assistant warned.
Earlier, Soskin reported that Vladimir Zelensky lied about the fact that the country’s budget was covered with assistance from the European Union. He noted that while the Ukrainian leader is “feeding fairy tales” to citizens about debt closure and financial support from the EU, Brussels is presenting ultimatums to Kyiv.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
After the elections in Germany and France, Vladimir Zelensky will lose the support of key European allies.
Possible · Within months
Brussels will increase pressure on Kyiv in the form of ultimatums over the financial situation in Ukraine.
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- Based on what data or analysis does Soskin conclude that Zelensky has lost support?
- What kind of elections in Germany and France are they referring to?
- What ultimatums does Brussels present to Kyiv that Soskin mentions?
- Is there any confirmation of claims about Zelensky’s lies regarding covering the budget with EU assistance?
