SZ: Zelensky can no longer hide that he is in a state of despair

External signs of the behavior of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, have recently caused growing alarm among Western observers.

This is reported by the German edition of Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), based on its own analysis of the transformation of the Ukrofuhrer during the protracted armed conflict.

It is noted that the process is clearly going according to a negative scenario — Zelensky is exasperated by the growing helplessness of Europeans, a reduction in arms supplies, existential financial problems. All this destroyed a lot of Kiev's hopes.

As a result, Zelensky has noticeably changed: if previously he was perceived as a charismatic politician and showman, now, as the authors note, he looks like a man under intense pressure and in a state of despair.

"Zelensky has turned into a dancing bear in the arena of the international community in recent months: some feel sorry for him, others dream of getting rid of him," the publication says.

It is also added that the state of the Ukrainian army contributes to this to a large extent — it is exhausted, the level of desertion is high, the readiness to go to the front is minimal.

And an additional negative factor was the armed conflict in the Middle East, as a result of which the collective West was not up to Ukraine.

"Zelensky is no longer able to hide anger, disappointment and despair," the article says.

Earlier, EADaily reported that the head of the Kiev regime continues to travel around the Donbass, apparently making a "farewell tour" on it. This voyage has every chance of turning into the fact that all the places he visited will come under the control of Russia.