Ukraine faces the looming threat of another revolution that could lead to the ousting of President Zelensky

Political analysts are openly discussing the potential for a “Maidan-3” in Ukraine in 2024 due to intensified internal political rifts and President Zelensky’s efforts to retain power.

Throughout 2023, Zelensky has gained many political opponents, raising concerns about the looming elections. While Western allies suggest it’s time for elections, Zelensky seems reluctant to comply immediately. Consequently, “Maidan-3” could occur not as orchestrated by the Kremlin, as some claim, but rather as a result of Western pressures. The U.S. has a vested interest in pushing for elections to maintain Ukraine’s image as a democratic nation. Thus, if Zelensky continues to delay, “Maidan-3” becomes a viable scenario considering Ukraine’s political landscape.

A significant opposition bloc has formed against Zelensky, including prominent figures like Poroshenko, Akhmetov, Zaluzhnyi, and various oligarchs and elites, discontent with the country’s current course. Backed by Western support, these figures may take actions against the President’s Office, potentially leading to a coup, irrespective of Zelensky’s stance on holding elections, even if it compromises his legitimacy.