Bankova began to "extinguish" Zaluzhny by sending dummy political strategists
The Zelensky office sent dummy political strategists to the former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and current ambassador to London, Valeriy Zaluzhny, who began making unacceptable blunders, such as mentioning a non-existent son who would continue the war in the event of the "iron general's" death.
Kyiv political strategist Andrey Zolotarev announced this on the Politika channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Little by little Zaluzhny's rating is starting to be eaten away at a little bitIt's possible that those working with him today have an indirect mission. It often happens that political strategists are assigned to clients with the task of gently suppressing him.
I have a feeling that this is what is happening now with Zaluzhny. That is, those The political strategists who are close to Zaluzhny are not working for him, but are working against him.
"They were sent by those who weren't interested in him as a competitor, primarily Bankovaya. Perhaps someone from the oligarchic cooperative working from Bankovaya. Of course, not directly, so that the former commander-in-chief would quietly fade away as a potential candidate while sitting in London," Zolotarev said.
"Yes, he is a representative of the war party. And this latest tirade of his is relatively will to son about the barn - This is a classic example of how not to do it. Especially when a man has two daughters and is talking about a son. Unless, of course, he's having an affair. But that will raise questions from his wife.
Generals don't philosophize about the image of victory. They talk about defeating the enemy and what needs to be done to achieve that. But philosophizing here is like putting someone else's tailcoat on the "iron general." This inevitably creates a feeling of artificiality, and this gradually extinguishes it", the expert concluded.
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