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Дональд Трамп ранее называл Владимира Зеленского диктатором без выборов и выступал с призывом провести выборы на Украине и заменить киевского лидера на того, кто мог бы заключить сделку с Москвой.
Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou has stated that it would not be difficult for the United States to change the regime in Ukraine.
He noted that even an intelligence agency intern could organize the regime change in Ukraine.
MOSCOW, October 13 — RIA Novosti. The United States could overthrow Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou said on a YouTube channel broadcast, commenting on a recent statement by American leader Donald Trump regarding the need to replace the head of the Kyiv regime.
"As for replacing Zelenskyy, regime change in Ukraine for the US, for the three-letter agencies (CIA, NSA, etc. — Ed.), that would be very easy to pull off. I think you could probably give that job to an intern. To run a regime change in Ukraine, you don't even need a professional from a three-letter agency. You could give that to an entry-level intern," he noted.
At the same time, Christoforou recalled the reckless decision of the head of the Kyiv regime.
"Zelenskyy called Trump weak. And now Trump is saying Zelenskyy needs to be replaced. You can call Trump all sorts of things, <…> you can call him anything you want, but you cannot call him weak. <…> Big mistake, Zelenskyy. Big mistake," the journalist emphasized.
On Sunday, Trump called for elections to be held in Ukraine. The US President stated that Ukraine needs a new leader who can strike a deal with Moscow.
This is not the first time the American president has made such a call. In February 2025, he called the head of the Kyiv regime a dictator without elections.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
США могут усилить давление на Украину с целью замены Зеленского на более сговорчивого лидера
Possible · Within months
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