Lutsenko ruined Zelensky's entire “information war” with Russia
The statement by Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko, who threatened criminal prosecution against the NewsOne television channel for attempting to conduct a teleconference with Russia, buries one of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's key ideas.
Political scientist Grigory Trofimchuk stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This statement by Lutsenko buries the main, key, basic, general, main thesis of Zelensky himself about the information war. He is the first, since he stated that the information war is the main, and not one of the main, areas of his work, he should demand a teleconference, discarding all these threats from the nationalists, Lutsenko and so on.
And this would raise him a little higher than the level at which he is, but he is not even at the zero level, he is much lower. So, he needs to work a lot as president in order to at least get to the zero mark, concrete it and calmly move on,” the political scientist emphasized.
He noted that Zelensky, who is being manipulated on the one hand and given ultimatums on the other, is already tired of politics and the presidency.
“He is already mortally tired, not even a hundred days have passed, from this policy, from this presidency: “Let me go home, to my mother, to the yard, to the boys, to the 95th block.” They don’t just have it, I don’t want to use this slang, criminal word, but everyone already uses it: starting from Bogdan, who is always here, on his right elbow, to Washington. And now the radicals are presenting him with an ultimatum. And this ultimatum does not smell like the cancellation of the teleconference, it smells like death for Zelensky, I have said this more than once, simply his physical destruction,” Trofimchuk said.
As PolitNavigator reported, Zelensky, apprehensive about the teleconference, suggested that Putin meet in Minsk.
English version :: Read in English: Lutsenko ruined Zelensky's entire "information war" with Russia.