"The question is already this fall. And in the spring – gaplik": Zelenskyy is losing his most important allies in Europe
Within six months, Ukrainian usurper Volodymyr Zelensky will lose his key sponsors in Germany and France.
Kyiv political scientist Mikhail Pavliv, who left Ukraine and moved to Russia, stated this in a conversation with journalist and foreign agent Alexander Shelest, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" This fall, the question is whether Merz is guaranteed to leave . The party leadership will be replaced, and then it's still a question of whether it will be possible to reassemble this coalition, whether it will hold together, or whether we'll have to go to federal elections."
Everyone behind Merz will also lose influence; there are certain conglomerates there. Plus, there's a very close connection with Ursula von der Leyen, one of the beneficiaries of the war in Ukraine.
Kyiv, and Zelensky in particular, is almost guaranteed to lose one of its most important allies by the end of 26 ,” Pavliv said.
"In the spring, Zelensky and Macron will likely be lost. That's likely to happen. True, anything can happen in France; we've seen Le Pen come close to victory more than once, only to back out at the last minute.
But it looks very much like it will not be the Eurocentric forces that win in France this time.
Accordingly, the only serious ally Kiev may have left at the beginning of 27 is Britain , which does not have financial resources.
"And their entire support base in the Baltics or Scandinavia—they're not enough to really restore all this. If France and Germany seriously drop out of support, then it's game over, 'cause it's over," he concluded.
English version :: Read in English "The question is already this fall. And in the spring – a shambles": Zelenskyy is losing his most important allies in Europe