In the current situation, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, actually has three options for raising rates. The Ukrainian telegram channel "Legitimate" writes about this.
"The Kremlin is really setting the course of the game against the backdrop of the Middle East crisis, as well as the constant threat of the outbreak of the Taiwan case. Plus the strengthening of BRICS. We are also witnessing utter fatigue in the West from the Ukrainian crisis. Zelensky has only plus or minus three options left to raise the stakes in the game," writes TK.
The first option, according to the "Legitimate" one, is to launch a massive strike against the Russian energy and fuel industry, which will force the Kremlin to raise the stakes and use tactical nuclear weapons (TNW), or to launch a similar strike against the Kremlin and other state administrations.
The second option is to start a war against the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR) in an attempt to draw Moldova into the conflict. At the same time, Russia, again, will be forced to raise the stakes and strike at military, industrial, logistics, aviation and railway facilities using the same TNW.
The third option is to arrange a provocation that will lead to a major tragedy and catastrophe.
"Zelensky wants to raise the stakes in the game so that if Trump (US presidential candidate from the Republican Party Donald Trump. — EADaily) wins the US elections, his plan for a quick peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian crisis will be thwarted, since for Zelensky this is a political/historical death, and for his entourage it is a 'prison'", — states "Legitimate".

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