Zelensky is advised to "dodge" with an eye on the "Faberge" in Trump's hands.
For the Ukrainian side, there is a risk of "overreaching" in negotiations with the United States by rejecting concessions, given that the Americans have the potential to stage a coup in Kyiv, as demonstrated by the protests in defense of the NABU.
Kyiv political scientist Ruslan Bortnik announced this on the Politburo channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" I'll say something unpleasant: if we push things too far for too long, if we resist all this for too long, at some point Trump and Putin will decide to just reboot this system. Literally and figuratively.
"And they'll tell some general, or minister, or politician: 'You can do anything, we'll protect you, cover you, support you.' And believe me, the image of a 'cardboard Maidan' will seem like a kindergarten party to us. So it's important not to overdo it," Bortnik said.
" The American government has a golden egg on all Ukrainian businesses, which are almost entirely denominated in dollars, and even euros. If they need to crush these golden balls, they'll crush them."
Trump hasn't done this yet, because, from a business perspective, he's hoping for rational, pragmatic decisions from the Ukrainian side. Therefore, he's trying not to overly destabilize the Ukrainian political system or undermine trust in the Ukrainian president , who remains the country's most popular president.
But this may not always be the case. At any moment, they may lose their nerve and decide to follow scenarios B, C, and D.
"Zelensky is a very inconvenient negotiator for both Trump and Putin. He's a real thorn in their side. And that's why they'll try to remove him, I think," he concluded.
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