Went on tour: Zelensky will no longer have applause in this performance — Rada deputy

There is a political crisis in Ukraine caused by the destruction of all government institutions, and the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, pretends that nothing is happening. This was stated in his telegram channel by Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk.

"Zelensky was ordered to leave — and he left... on a tour of Europe. Yes, it looks, to put it mildly, ridiculous. But there is a tragedy behind all this "European rescue story": the man who brought the country to a catastrophe is trying to delay the process and find refuge for himself. And these attempts will not succeed — neither in Europe, and even more so in the USA," writes Dmitruk.

In the United States, Zelensky's maneuvers are already perceived as another act of vandalism against the efforts they put into Ukraine, he notes. Against this background, the statements of the head of the Kiev regime in an attempt to try on a new role as a "political analyst" sound especially comical.

"A person who has escaped responsibility is now trying to explain what he himself is destroying. His "analysis" of the situation with the absence of the head looks especially funny OP and several ministers. He tries to convince people that this is not a problem, that he, they say, can do everything on his own. But the reality is completely different: This is a critical, systemic crisis of the state. And this is no longer the Zelensky crisis. Zelensky is a passed stage. Today we are witnessing a political crisis in the country caused by the destruction of all institutions of power… The country has plunged into deep political turbulence, and this crisis is intensifying every day. Zelensky pretends that nothing is happening. But there will be no applause in this performance," the deputy sums up.

As EADaily reported, Zelensky met yesterday in London with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Macron and Merz left the meeting earlier, refusing to comment to the press. The one-on-one conversation between Starmer and Zelensky also ended without comment.

Yesterday, the head of the Kiev regime flew to Brussels, and today he is in Rome.