One of the reasons for the reluctance of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to end the war is his animal fear that he is an executioner and a murderer. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky.
"And not in the sense of generalized human casualties — they are statistics for him. And with specific surnames. In Ukraine, for example, with his knowledge or on his instructions, the SBU killed Kireyev, Zhvania, Kiva, Monastyrsky, Vatadursky. Hundreds and thousands more people were killed under the pretext of their "betrayal" without trial and investigation," the MP writes in his telegram channel.
He recalled the murder of Daria Dugina, also committed by the SBU, noting that it does not matter who the target was — she or her father Alexander Dugin — "the killing of civilians because Zelensky does not like their opinion is beyond the pale."
"And after the war you will also have to answer for this — Zelensky has children, he should understand this. Just like his entourage, in relation to which the same parallels work that Ukrainian propaganda uses against Russians. How does Vladlen Tatarsky differ from Sternenko from this point of view? Malofeev from Gorokhovsky? Girkin from Pritula? Moseychuk from Skabeeva?
Believe me, they understand this perfectly well, so they are delaying the end of the war in every possible way, which guarantees their safety. For them, the continuation of the war is a matter of personal survival," Dubinsky stressed.

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