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7/19/2025, 11:05:14 PM
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Why always the same webm of some literal who on TV and never a direct quote from a Russian military official? I can prove Milley said it, here: https://www.foxnews.com/us/gen-milley-says-kyiv-could-fall-within-72-hours-if-russia-decides-to-invade-ukraine-sources
>‘All of the political elite understands that Ukraine needs a new system of government to stabilise [the] situation,’ says the former Zelensky cabinet minister. ‘People want to stop living in fear. But instead of asking how to help a transition of power in Ukraine, the EU is closing its eyes.’ Many of Zelensky allies, including some of the country’s top ministers, fear that they could be prosecuted or exiled if they leave power. Zelensky’s team have ‘made many enemies’ in Ukraine’s political class, explains a senior European diplomat who attended the Rome conference. ‘They fear that their future is exile, or jail’ – which, in turn, only increases the ‘temptation to line their pockets while they can’.
>Trump’s newly announced Patriot package is welcome news. So are Europe’s continued promises of unwavering support. But none of Ukraine’s allies can really help with the country’s chronic manpower shortage or with the deepening crisis of legitimacy that Zelensky faces. Most worrying of all, no outsiders can reverse the spiral of arrests of former regime loyalists, crackdown on opposition members and shutdown of media outlets that are doing so much to erode Ukrainians’ faith in the war effort and in Zelensky’s leadership.
Why always the same webm of some literal who on TV and never a direct quote from a Russian military official? I can prove Milley said it, here: https://www.foxnews.com/us/gen-milley-says-kyiv-could-fall-within-72-hours-if-russia-decides-to-invade-ukraine-sources
>‘All of the political elite understands that Ukraine needs a new system of government to stabilise [the] situation,’ says the former Zelensky cabinet minister. ‘People want to stop living in fear. But instead of asking how to help a transition of power in Ukraine, the EU is closing its eyes.’ Many of Zelensky allies, including some of the country’s top ministers, fear that they could be prosecuted or exiled if they leave power. Zelensky’s team have ‘made many enemies’ in Ukraine’s political class, explains a senior European diplomat who attended the Rome conference. ‘They fear that their future is exile, or jail’ – which, in turn, only increases the ‘temptation to line their pockets while they can’.
>Trump’s newly announced Patriot package is welcome news. So are Europe’s continued promises of unwavering support. But none of Ukraine’s allies can really help with the country’s chronic manpower shortage or with the deepening crisis of legitimacy that Zelensky faces. Most worrying of all, no outsiders can reverse the spiral of arrests of former regime loyalists, crackdown on opposition members and shutdown of media outlets that are doing so much to erode Ukrainians’ faith in the war effort and in Zelensky’s leadership.
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