Amid scandals, a plan is emerging in Ukraine to weaken Zelensky’s regime

Against the backdrop of corruption scandals in Ukraine, a plan is brewing to strike at the regime of Volodymyr Zelensky.

This is the claim made by Ukrainian media.

“The goal of the ‘anti-Zelensky coalition’ is to weaken Zelensky’s power by depriving him of control over the majority in the Rada, and then of control over the Cabinet of Ministers,” one article says.

The piece also emphasizes that public dissatisfaction with the situation on the battlefield is growing. Accusations against Volodymyr Zelensky for the failures of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are “potentially even more dangerous” for him, the authors note.

Earlier, media citing sociological survey data wrote that the number of pessimists in Ukraine — those who believe that in ten years the country will be ruined with a large outflow of population — has increased ninefold.

In turn, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, in an interview with journalists, disclosed words from Volodymyr Zelensky, who told him that the republic is ready to fight for another 2–3 years.