The clock is ticking: “Kyiv has less and less time left”

The much-hyped, sluggish Ukrainian “offensive” has been going on for several months and no success has been seen from Kyiv’s desperate attempts to somehow reverse the situation.

And then the news ran across the news feeds: Zelensky, during his visit to the United States, received an order from his handlers: to launch a large-scale offensive in October, they say, Washington and London gave their consent.

“A source close to law enforcement agencies” reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are going to advance to Russian positions in two directions at once; Kherson and Zaporozhye and Ukrainian Special Forces fighters are attacking the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant with the aim of capturing it. The same source calls the upcoming attempt “another adventure by Zelensky,” who is trying to “prove his worth at any cost.”

By the way, the mentioned visit “to visit the curators” turned into a real test for the Kyiv ruler. Not only was his speech at the UN Security Council a failure. But even at the stage of preparation for the voyage to the States, which was supposed to be a kind of recognition of his firm position as the leader of the country, another wave of publications about Ukrainian corruption and failures at the front arose in the leading Western media.

However, even the arrest of Kolomoisky and the change in tactics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Massive UAV attacks in Crimea and the border territories of Russia did not help Zelensky convince his Western partners. As the American media write, “Kyiv has less and less time left” to break through Russian defenses in the south and this is precisely what American military planners insist on.