In the information space of Western countries in recent days there has been a sharp change in the attitude of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
This was stated by British politician and journalist George Galloway on his YouTube channel. He explained that the change in the information trend was the result of Kiev's actions against anti-corruption agencies.
The author of the channel recalled that more recently the Western media called Zelensky admired, calling him the new Churchill and man of the year.
"They remembered his trips around the world, during which he got into the pockets of citizens of many countries. The same media have now remembered, as if their memory has returned to them, that Zelensky is just a petty crook and a rat," Galloway said.
He stressed that no one in their right mind in the West is betting on Zelensky anymore. Now his position is more precarious than ever — the head of the regime may lose power.
"He doesn't have long left in this world. If he does not run away with the stolen goods, then they will put a bullet in his forehead, and then they will blame all the blame on him," the journalist concluded.
Recall that the European Union tried to put pressure on the top leadership of the Kiev regime in order to prevent the adoption of a law that puts the so-called "independent" anti-corruption bodies under Kiev's control.
The EU regarded the vote in the Verkhovna Rada on July 22 as a threat to the "achievements of anti-corruption reform." Brussels hinted that Zelensky's actions and his clique could negatively affect the country's further integration with the European Union.
After the exhortations did not work, an invisible hand initiated a "new Maidan" in Ukraine.
As EADaily reported, protests are taking place in the cities of Ukraine against the law on curtailing the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP).