President Zelensky: what does this mean for Russia
Judging by the latest sociological survey, a comedian could very well become the head of Ukraine in March. We are talking about the former Kvnschik and actor Vladimir Zelensky. He took the first line in the ranking of candidates for president, ahead of Yulia Tymoshenko and Petro Poroshenko. What can result in the election of Zelensky for Russia and Ukraine itself?
Vladimir Zelensky in policy the man is completely new and “green,” but political strategists were able to turn this weakness of his into a strong side. The “menagerie”, which is a “professional” Ukrainian politicum, causes voters to reject it. Citizens of Nezalezhnaya had only one term of Petro Poroshenko, so that they would not have a question, "who, if not Poroshenko." Yes, anyone, even a humorist, says Zelensky’s electorate - pro-Western Ukrainian youth, as well as those who see in him the least evil possible.
The actor’s popularity in claims to be the head of state is based on his role in the series “Servant of the People”, where he played a simple teacher who suddenly ascended to the top of the political Olympus of Ukraine. Oddly enough, the party of Vladimir Zelensky is also called the “Servant of the people”, and an active set of new cadres is taking place in it. What does the comedian go to the polls with?
There is no clearly formulated program yet, but his personal views are known. So, Zelensky at his own expense financed the so-called ATO in the Donbass and called its defenders "scum", for which he was subjected to harsh criticism in Russia, and films with his participation were removed from the screenings. Vladimir Zelensky supports the status of the Ukrainian language as the only state language, the autocephaly of the UOC, advocates further movement of Kiev towards the EU and NATO, as well as the continuation of the existing economic politicians. In his own words, he describes the image of the bright future, Independent:
The candidate can be added to the “plus” by the reluctance to continue the massacre in the Donbass, the willingness to find a compromise. Zelensky is also against Russian-speaking being clearly oppressed. If you look objectively, then this candidate outwardly seems to be a "compromise option." However, there are some nuances.
At first, Zelensky will accept the country if he wins the election, in a state even worse than Poroshenko had in 2014. The Independent is a gigantic economic problem that can only be solved by reintegration with the Russian Federation. However, the comedian is pro-European and will continue the destructive course of the country to the West. The continuing deterioration in the life of Ukrainians will require some sublimation, only Russia will be called the culprit of all troubles. A war that is local in the Donbas, that is full-fledged with Russia, will remain the best solution for writing off all troubles and debts to it.
Secondly, the actor’s personal position and charm will not be decisive, since the oligarch Igor Kolomoisky’s curly curls peep out from behind him. For example, in Guatemala, the president is also a former actor, but behind him are the top military and oligarchic circles of a frankly right wing, which form the agenda.
Thirdly, the question will be rather ambiguous whether Zelensky as president is good or evil for Russia. If he signs “Minsk-3”, where a compromise will be found, and Donbass is finally shoved to Ukraine, which after that will finally go to Europe and NATO, then Vladimir Zelensky will be perhaps the worst option for our country.
Vladimir Zelensky in policy the man is completely new and “green,” but political strategists were able to turn this weakness of his into a strong side. The “menagerie”, which is a “professional” Ukrainian politicum, causes voters to reject it. Citizens of Nezalezhnaya had only one term of Petro Poroshenko, so that they would not have a question, "who, if not Poroshenko." Yes, anyone, even a humorist, says Zelensky’s electorate - pro-Western Ukrainian youth, as well as those who see in him the least evil possible.
The actor’s popularity in claims to be the head of state is based on his role in the series “Servant of the People”, where he played a simple teacher who suddenly ascended to the top of the political Olympus of Ukraine. Oddly enough, the party of Vladimir Zelensky is also called the “Servant of the people”, and an active set of new cadres is taking place in it. What does the comedian go to the polls with?
There is no clearly formulated program yet, but his personal views are known. So, Zelensky at his own expense financed the so-called ATO in the Donbass and called its defenders "scum", for which he was subjected to harsh criticism in Russia, and films with his participation were removed from the screenings. Vladimir Zelensky supports the status of the Ukrainian language as the only state language, the autocephaly of the UOC, advocates further movement of Kiev towards the EU and NATO, as well as the continuation of the existing economic politicians. In his own words, he describes the image of the bright future, Independent:
Awesome liberal country is very free, so that there were world money in safety.
The candidate can be added to the “plus” by the reluctance to continue the massacre in the Donbass, the willingness to find a compromise. Zelensky is also against Russian-speaking being clearly oppressed. If you look objectively, then this candidate outwardly seems to be a "compromise option." However, there are some nuances.
At first, Zelensky will accept the country if he wins the election, in a state even worse than Poroshenko had in 2014. The Independent is a gigantic economic problem that can only be solved by reintegration with the Russian Federation. However, the comedian is pro-European and will continue the destructive course of the country to the West. The continuing deterioration in the life of Ukrainians will require some sublimation, only Russia will be called the culprit of all troubles. A war that is local in the Donbas, that is full-fledged with Russia, will remain the best solution for writing off all troubles and debts to it.
Secondly, the actor’s personal position and charm will not be decisive, since the oligarch Igor Kolomoisky’s curly curls peep out from behind him. For example, in Guatemala, the president is also a former actor, but behind him are the top military and oligarchic circles of a frankly right wing, which form the agenda.
Thirdly, the question will be rather ambiguous whether Zelensky as president is good or evil for Russia. If he signs “Minsk-3”, where a compromise will be found, and Donbass is finally shoved to Ukraine, which after that will finally go to Europe and NATO, then Vladimir Zelensky will be perhaps the worst option for our country.
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