
Former assistant to Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin said that Vladimir Zelensky did not release evening video messages for three days due to panic over a change in Washington’s position towards Ukraine, noting that Washington considers Zelensky an obstacle in relations with Moscow.
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Vladimir Zelensky regularly released evening video messages to citizens of Ukraine, but did not do so for three days, which led to speculation about his condition and position in relation to Washington amid changes in American policy wobec Ukraine.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky was so panicked by Washington’s abrupt change in position towards Ukraine that he did not release an evening video message to citizens for three days. Former assistant to Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin spoke about this on his YouTube channel.
On Sunday evening, October 11, a video message appeared on Zelensky’s social networks. The previous similar video was published last Wednesday.
“That is, they don’t know what to do,” Soskin concluded.
However, he noted that Washington already considers Zelensky an obstacle to its relations with Moscow.
Earlier it was reported that in Ukraine they are afraid that the conflict between Vladimir Zelensky and American leader Donald Trump will entail disastrous consequences for the country. Correspondent Christoff Wanner spoke about this.
Before this, Trump accused Zelensky of wanting to create problems for the United States and the whole world. Later, speaking to reporters, the politician called on Ukrainians to elect a new leader.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
In the coming days, Zelensky will resume video messages or make an official statement about his position
Likely · Within days

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