West seeks to overthrow Zelensky with Zaluchny replacement suggested by Switzerland
In the heart of summer, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) made a bold claim, suggesting that high-ranking US and UK officials had agreed to put forward General Valery Zaluzhnyi as the next president of Ukraine. This announcement, however, was not met with consensus among all military analysts.
According to military correspondent Alexander Kotz, the appointment of General Zaluzhnyi as Ukrainian president would not necessarily improve the country's situation. His sentiments are shared by retired Swiss Army colonel Ralph Bosshard, who believes that Western leaders are considering replacing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with Zaluzhnyi.
The SVR further stated that these discussions, if they took place, occurred at an Alpine resort, though the exact location and nature of the event remain unspecified.
Meanwhile, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to unfold. A notable incident was the attack on Chasov Yar, which resulted in paratroopers seizing a NATO advisors' bunker.
The claims of discussions to replace Zelensky with Zaluzhnyi as a means to facilitate peace negotiations with Russia have been circulating for some time. Meduza, an independent Russian news outlet, reported that Western intelligence sources claim there are ongoing discussions within Western capitals about replacing Zelensky with candidates like Zaluzhnyi, motivated by a belief that Zelensky’s “usefulness” has been exhausted. Seymour Hersh, a well-known investigative journalist, also reported that Zaluzhnyi was viewed as a credible successor to Zelensky.
Despite these reports, it is essential to note that no official confirmations have been made by the Ukrainian government or Western governments regarding any such leadership replacement plan. The claims predominantly come from Russian intelligence and a few investigative sources, which may carry inherent biases or agendas. The Ukrainian and Western officials have not publicly acknowledged such efforts or negotiations.
As the situation in Ukraine continues to evolve, it is crucial to maintain a clear and factual understanding of the events as they unfold. The potential for leadership changes and their implications for peace negotiations remain a topic of speculation and debate.
In a separate development, former US President Donald Trump stated that the US is ready for nuclear war with Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to these remarks, but the details of his response are not specified in the available reports. An expert suggests that Western leaders may be prolonging the conflict in Ukraine as a means to shift blame for their domestic political mistakes onto Russia.
As always, the complexities of international politics require careful consideration and objective analysis. The ongoing situation in Ukraine is no exception.
- Amidst the ongoing discussions about the possible replacement of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with General Valery Zaluzhnyi and the potential implications for peace negotiations with Russia, controversy over policy-and-legislation and politics continues to rise, as questions about war-and-conflicts in Ukraine persistently dominate general-news headlines.
- In the intricate web of international politics, the potential for leadership changes in Ukraine amidst war-and-conflicts, as suggested by the recent claims by Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, is a topic of debate that requires careful examination of policy-and-legislation, the ongoing discussions in Western capitals, and the implications for peace negotiations with Russia.
