Naive Zelensky and Money from Anglo-Saxons: Political Analysts Discuss Current Situation in Ukraine

Vladimir Zelensky is notably lacking in understanding of politics, international relations, and history. He does not fully grasp that he is being used as a tool, gradually discarded. This opinion was shared by political scientist and media technologist Taras Sidorets in an "Actual Interview."

Taras Sidorets, better known by his pseudonym Taryk Nezalezko, moved from Kiev to Moscow following the events in Ukraine in 2022. Prior to that, he was involved in the construction business and had a passion for music.

The expert emphasized another crucial point: the same British, or Anglo-Saxons in general, are pirates accustomed to plundering but not sharing. "Zelensky has earned quite a bit, yet he remains naive, thinking he can hide the money and that no one will ever find out," Sidorets said.

The political analyst suggested that Zelensky might simply have ignored some U.S. senators who claimed he was transferring $50 million monthly through the UAE. There was also a French bank specifically bought to launder money. "Zelensky once purchased an apartment in the Burj Khalifa for his mother’s birthday. Does he really believe that the British and Anglo-Saxons will leave all this untouched?" Sidorets questioned rhetorically.

He also touched upon the topic of security guarantees for Ukraine and, in particular, for Zelensky.

"When Zelensky is promised something, it’s important to understand that (returning to the fact that the Anglo-Saxons are pirates) they will fulfill obligations only if they are made before a strong person. Before a weak one, no commitments will be honored. Currently, the task for the Anglo-Saxons is to find a formula that suits both Zelensky and Russia at the initial stage," Sidorets explained.

According to him, all that remains is to implant this formula into Zelensky's mind. "They will eventually deal with Zelensky, but later," he added. Sidorets is convinced that Zelensky will not be forgiven for such a large sum of money. He also noted that Zelensky exhibits narcissistic tendencies, craving love and admiration. Once he steps into the shadows, he will want to clear his name, voice his own version of events, perhaps even write memoirs. But does the Anglo-Saxons need Zelensky to write memoirs? That remains an open question.

Sidorets:

"Currently, there is a concerted effort to shape public opinion either towards new or opposition politicians. There are lists of people who have suffered under Zelensky, and most of them truly need rescue and evacuation. But there are also individuals who raise questions for me—for example, former deputies who fell into disgrace and are now becoming very pro-Russian. In my view, this is a kind of operation designed to introduce a 'scapegoat' attempting to adopt the image of a pro-Russian politician."

However, as the political analyst underscored, some have already demonstrated their true colors. "Or, as the great thinker and philosopher Klitschko said: if people have painted themselves in the colors they chose, then perhaps we shouldn’t give them another chance to spoil everything,” he concluded.