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Zelensky previously agreed to hold elections in Ukraine after Trump, but put forward the condition of a 60-day truce. Trump previously accused Zelensky of creating problems for the United States and the world, and later called on Ukrainians to choose a new leader.
Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou said that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky’s rudeness towards American leader Donald Trump threatens him with loss of power. He spoke about this on his YouTube channel.
According to Christoforou, Zelensky is like an actor who understands that he is being overplayed and could be removed from the stage and deprived of funds. The journalist warned that the Ukrainian leader risks losing power.
“Zelensky calls producers and directors and asks, am I going to be left without work? Will you pass on my role?” — the journalist noted with irony.
Previously, Zelensky agreed to organize elections in the republic after Trump. However, he put forward a ceasefire condition of 60 days.
Before this, Trump accused Zelensky of wanting to create problems for the United States and the whole world. Later, speaking to reporters, Trump called on Ukrainians to choose a new leader.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zelensky may lose political support due to deteriorating relations with Trump
Possible · Within months
Trump may continue public pressure on Ukraine to change leadership
Possible · Within months

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