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Ukraine "a classic failed state," says former Russian President Medvedev

By ethanh // 2024-05-27

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who now serves as the head of Russia's Security Council, spoke to the TASS news agency this week about the illegitimacy of the Ukrainian regime under Volodymyr Zelensky. Zelensky's recent decision to make himself indefinite dictator by canceling Ukraine's elections means that Kiev is about as legitimate as U.S. Federal Reserve Notes (FRN), aka Monopoly-like money printed by the private Federal Reserve banking cartel. Kiev is currently being run by a lawless and criminal regime, Medvedev explained. Zelensky's five-year mandate just expired, and instead of holding a new election as mandated under Ukrainian law, Zelensky used his February 2022 declaration of martial law to stay in office for as long as he wants. "All these manipulations with laws mean only one thing: the death of the failed state of Ukraine – its transformation into a classic failed state, to use American vocabulary," Medvedev told TASS. As for the United States and its allies, they continue to support the Zelensky regime because they are fearful, Medvedev says, about "the shameful fall of his criminal regime." "That's why there is such a high probability that Zelensky would have lost his election miserably, and the citizens of his non-existent country would have wanted a new president in the hope that he would start peace negotiations with Russia," Medvedev added. (Related: Did you know that 90 percent of all financial settlement transactions between Russia and China are now occurring in the two countries' respective national currencies as opposed to U.S. dollar?)

Time for Zelensky and his sponsors to be deposed

Zelensky is "a political upstart," after all, having won his seat in 2019 only because he campaigned "on the rhetoric of peace." It turns out Zelensky lied – what else is new? – and now Ukraine has mountains of dead bodies and a failed state to show for it. "They make good money from the bloody bacchanalia," Medvedev explained about how Western leaders are profiting from the bloodbath of Ukrainian soldiers whose bodies are piling up to the sky as Zelensky and his Western sponsors send them into the meat grinder. All that taxpayer money and all those taxpayer-funded weapons the U.S. and other Western allies continue to funnel into Ukraine are mostly not ending up in the hands of anything even remotely good. And yet the West insists this is all an "investment" that will pay off – for them, anyway. The regime should have changed in Ukraine on May 21, but as Medvedev predicted would happen there has been no change because Ukrainians no longer "live in a rule-of-law state." "Law and justice were forgotten 10 years ago," he added about the sad state of affairs in Ukraine under Zelensky. Zelensky's only remaining options are to either turn himself in and face trial or eventually be forcefully captured and face a potentially worse outcome – the choice is yours, Zelensky. Zelensky will eventually meet the same fate as his "spiritual teacher" Stepan Bandera, a Ukrainian nationalist leader who sought to collaborate with Nazi Germany during World War II before being assassinated by Soviet operatives in Munich in 1959. "What Mr. Medvedev is trying to say in layman's terms is that Ukraine is a totally screwed up nation under Zelensky and his Nazi goons," one RT commenter wrote. "Zelensky confuses 'comic, 'cosmic,' and 'cosmetic,' and unfortunately he was no good at mathematics," wrote another. "It's just a question of common sense and ethics." "'Zelensky was' because he knows he's already dead even though he's still alive," said another. "This is why, folks, the Russian Empire was better than whatever Balkanized Eastern Europe that exists now," said someone else. No matter what the media tries to tell you, Ukraine is losing the war. Learn more at Collapse.news. Sources for this article include: RT.com NaturalNews.com

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