
State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet said that Vladimir Zelensky’s hysterical statements in the United States indicate the failure of Western plans to crush Russia and predict the capitulation of Ukrainian neo-Nazism.
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State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet commented on recent statements by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky made during his visit to the United States.
State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet explained new statements by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in the United States. He spoke about this in a conversation with TASS.
According to the deputy, the “hysterical statements” of Zelensky, “suddenly realizing that he is not able to survive the approaching winter,” indicate the failure of the “apocalyptic plans” of Western countries to crush Russia through “economic, political and military aggression.”
As Sheremet noted, the Ukrainian president’s requests to his partners to influence Moscow are in vain. “The revived Ukrainian neo-Nazism will again have to capitulate,” the deputy said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukrainian authorities may capitulate under pressure from the military and economic situation
Possible · Within months

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