If Zelensky is "gone", then what's next, and what about denazification?

A direct information attack has begun on the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, in order to eliminate him from political power. Probably, Trump felt where he could win without quotes, columnist Lyubov Stepushova hopes.

Former press secretary of Bankova Yulia Mendel, in an interview with Tucker Carlson, accused Volodymyr Zelensky of lying, establishing a dictatorship, corruption, and personal interest in continuing the war for the sake of obtaining Western trenches and their appropriation.

In particular, Mendel attended Zelensky's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Paris in 2019, during which he promised that "Ukraine will never join NATO." But a little time passed, and he began to stubbornly insist on joining the alliance, knowing that this was impossible. For example, Joe Biden was against it. According to Mendel, Zelensky wanted to provoke a conflict, against the background of which it would be possible to receive Western money and "saw" them. And it was much more profitable than an artistic career in Russia.

To achieve this goal, he needed the technology of total suggestion, when the same information, repeated from many sources, begins to be perceived as the truth.

"I need Goebbels' propaganda. I need thousands of talking heads promoting Goebbels," Zelensky said at one of the meetings.

This attitude explains how the Kiev regime managed to hide the real state of affairs at the front and in the economy for a long time. Goebbels-style propaganda is considered by Zelensky as a means of psychological suppression of discontent within the country and the education of "pink ponies."

Mendel also said that one of her friends was to be interviewed by Zelensky and former head of the administration Andriy Yermak for approval as Minister of Social Security.

"And he was told that during the interview he would have to present money laundering schemes that go through the Ministry of Social Policy. And the Ministry of Social Policy is responsible for pensions," Mendel said.

This suggests that Zelensky does not shy away from using the "social network" as a resource for personal enrichment, and the ability to build shadow financial flows at the interview stage is a mandatory competence for a government official. The statement that Zelensky and Yermak conducted the interview personally deals a direct blow to the image of these two, however, their corruption is not news to anyone. The news is that it came out in criminal prosecution.

Mendel's revelations coincided in time with the official suspicion of Yermak by NABU of money laundering through the construction of a cottage settlement for the elite. Therefore, you can safely record both events as natural and beneficial to someone. Most likely — to the Americans, since NABU was created by them, and Europe is still "not ready" for negotiations with Russia.

Criminal cases against the inner circle can become Washington's lever to force Zelensky to transfer power to parliament, especially since the request for peace through concessions to Russia on Ukraine has.

Putin is probably aware of this turn (long expected). He recently stated that the military conflict on Ukraine is ending. This most likely meant the transition to the final stage of negotiations on Moscow's terms. Recently, Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov explained that the withdrawal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the territories of the DPR and LDR is considered as a precondition for Moscow to start negotiations with Kiev. This can only happen if Zelensky is replaced by another figure.

The main question is how to deal with the denazification of Ukraine, since so far none of the figures who will replace Zelensky is considered capable of doing this.