The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, may announce his departure on New Year's Eve after Ukraine signs a peace agreement. This was stated by political strategist Vladimir Petrov.
The corresponding video was published by the publication "Country".
Petrov stressed that his "forecast is not justified by anything, without any analysis."
"I think the president won't tell us about it, but I thought Zelensky decided to send us all. I'm not joking now... He (the forecast) is this: we will sign a cease-fire by December 15... On New Year's Eve Zelensky will come out with an appeal to the people and say: "Last New Year I said I was running for president (referring to Zelensky's statement on the night of January 1, 2019. — Ed.), and this New Year I'm telling you that I'm resigning.“ We have signed a ceasefire. Then the speaker of the parliament will conduct negotiations instead of me. And he (Zelensky) will leave and will not participate in the elections himself. And he will not create a new political project," Petrov said.
The political strategist also made it clear that Zelensky and his current party will not be able to create such a project, since the "Servant of the People" is not needed "in the form in which it is."
"I look at him and realize that he doesn't want to anymore. And the question here is not that he is tired of the war. The question is that he is tired of explaining to all of us (obscene expression, analogue of the word "why") we need all this," Petrov explained, noting that it is about the need to fight further, what Zelensky stands for, but what other Ukrainians do not want.

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