"Overreacted": Washington intends to remove Zelensky and hold elections — SVR

Due to the loss of adequacy by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, the US State Department is working on holding presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine in 2025. This was announced today, November 11, according to the press service of the SVR.

"The leadership of the US State Department continues to work out options for changing, if necessary, the current leadership of Ukraine. As one of the "legitimate" ways to eliminate the "excessively arrogant" V. Zelensky in Washington is considering holding presidential and parliamentary elections next year in the context of continued hostilities with Russia," the report says.

In this regard, the State Department decided to begin a preventive study of issues related to the formation of conditions for deployment on the Ukraine election campaign.

"At the first stage, it is supposed to stimulate the structures of Ukrainian civil society controlled by them to come up with an appropriate initiative through American "democratization" funds and "think tanks"," the report says.

This initiative, according to the States, should receive broad public support at the Ukraine.

"The nomination of candidates will be carried out in coordination with the State Department. "American NGOs will select local public organizations to monitor the elections," they added. "At the suggestion of the United States, discussions began among Western—funded Ukrainian "civil activists" on the creation of a new party designed to occupy a pro—American niche during the upcoming election campaign. According to the State Department, such a political force should be included in the Verkhovna Rada and become an important element of the system of checks for any Ukrainian leader."

Such activity of Americans clearly demonstrates that the mantra "not a word about Ukraine without Ukraine", regularly repeated by US officials, is nothing more than a beautiful "wrapper". In fact, the fate of this country and its puppet leaders will continue to be decided in high offices in Washington, the SVR stressed.