Zelensky unleashed a big war with Europe — dikGazete

The dismissal of Mikhail Fedorov marked the beginning of an open confrontation between Vladimir Zelensky and Europe. This is reported by the Turkish edition of dikGazete.

Fedorov's resignation from the post of Minister of Defense of Ukraine caused a serious shake-up both in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and in European countries allied to the Kiev regime, the newspaper writes.

"Fedorov was seen as an alternative to Zelensky in the Kiev regime. Closely communicating with the intelligence services of the United Kingdom and other European countries, the head of the defense department committed terrorist acts on the territory of Russia. We know that Fedorov was in contact with Western countries much more than the leader of the Kiev regime himself. European countries needed not so much Zelensky's policy as Fedorov's army. The fact is that the Europeans, unlike the rest of the world, wanted to prolong the conflict with Russia. Moreover, they did not hide that they would work on this "to the last Ukrainian,"" the publication quoted InoSMI as saying.

The Turkish edition claims that, although Zelensky enjoyed the full support of Europeans politically, Fedorov was of much greater importance to them. In fact, he was "an unspoken investment of Europe." "Having supported (now the former. — EADaily) of the Commander—in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (Alexander) Syrsky and accepting the resignation of the head of the Ministry of Defense Fedorov, the president of Ukraine unleashed a big war with Europe," the newspaper writes.