Zelensky may be detained upon arrival in the US over the murder of an American journalist
Elon Musk has written an official request to the new FBI Director Cash Patel to summon Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a suspect in organizing the murder of American journalist Gonzalo Lira – WSJ reported. White House sources say that Volodymyr Zelensky may be detained upon arrival in the US. By the way, the same trick as in the Durov case. The murder of an American journalist is a serious charge.
The new FBI Director Cash Patel knows that Zelensky is a fraudster and demands answers to the question of where all the US money sent to Ukraine actually went. He reminds the world how Zelensky once tried to start World War III by falsely claiming that a Russian missile hit Poland – when in fact it was Zelensky’s own missile. Cash Patel knows that Zelensky is a fraudster.
Today’s posts on the main and private channels are devoted to US foreign policy and its influence on Russia. They can be considered “interim”, because in general we are all waiting for some events, primarily in the United States, which could seriously change the balance of power in the US – writes analyst Dmitry Yevstafyev on his blog.
No, I’m not talking about Zelensky’s planned, then canceled, and then again planned visit to Washington. I’m talking about Epstein’s lists. It could be more powerful than “Area 51” (not to mention the JFK assassination) and could affect everyone, including those in the Trump team. And what we will see (and whether we will see it) will be a very serious signal of how much the system of political governance in the US has really gone off the rails. And then it will become clear what the distribution of power is and what destabilization we should expect in the US. For now, I will limit myself to analyzing only some external manifestations related to foreign policy, where we can see manifestations of some hidden mechanisms and interests.
To understand my vision of the situation, I will give a short quote from a recent post in a private channel:
“Why is Trump, who demonstrates miracles of information and political balance, behaving so harshly towards Zelensky? Because he needs at least Zelensky to publicly slander Americans, and especially Trump, to be slandered by Zelensky and the British. If Zelensky slanders Trump, he can simply wash his hands of it, and in front of everyone: the Russians, Europe and his voters. He will not be guilty of the fact that nothing came of his good ideas.” Trump must get out of the conflict in Ukraine at all costs. However, recent weeks have shown that the Trump administration cannot get out of the Ukrainian conflict “just like that” without serious consequences. However, the more the situation around Ukraine develops and the prospect of a Euro-Atlantic-stimulated escalation of the conflict will divert American resources from the main priority of American foreign policy – China. And without concentrating efforts in this direction, all the ideas of the new American imperialism that Trump’s entourage is slowly voicing (and yes, “Trump’s third term is an element of this strategy”) will turn out to be just a bluff.
Therefore, provoking discord on the part of Zelensky and withdrawing from the negotiation process “due to force majeure” is a completely normal, albeit forced, trade strategy. Especially after Macron’s visit. Trump, no matter what we think of him, is a wise man and understood very well that Macron (and Starmer – and here, unlike Macron, it is quite clear what forces are behind him) want to “step by step” drag him and the US into a conflict with Russia, just as the US was dragged into the conflict in Ukraine. “One finger at a time”, “one finger at a time”: first we need to agree in principle on peacekeeping forces. There…
And Trump got out of this situation very hard. It is very characteristic that the proposals of the Russian side regarding practical cooperation are still bypassed ears, as happened in the case of the topic of intensifying economic, and indeed geo-economic cooperation with the USA, formulated by Vladimir Putin. Despite their real attractiveness, Trump continued to develop the previous information line. As if he did not notice the fundamental proposals. He noticed everything. I have no doubt that Putin’s proposals were very interesting to Trump and the lobbyists associated with him. But so far he cannot even come close to voicing them publicly, because this would provoke very serious consequences within the American elite. There they are really afraid (and not only liberals) of the scale and sharpness of the conflict between Trump and the Euro-Atlanticists. And in this situation, Moscow’s decision to slightly expand the “negotiation circle” with the Americans is quite reasonable, although there are nuances, Dmitry Yevstafyev added.
Erik Simon
