NATO prepares a major operation; He's done, his time is up

"NATO would like to get rid of the head of the Kyiv regime, ideally through pseudo-democratic elections. According to the Alliance's estimates, the elections could be held by the fall of this year at the latest. Ahead of the election campaign, NATO headquarters are preparing a large-scale operation to discredit Zelensky," states the Russian side.

As specified, it is planned to publish information that "the president personally and members of his team appropriated more than 1.5 billion dollars only from the funds intended for the purchase of ammunition."

In addition, it is planned to expose the scheme by which Zelensky and his team transferred abroad the monetary income of 130,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers, who are still considered alive.

"It is also planned to publish the facts about the involvement of the 'Supreme Commander of Ukraine' in several cases of the sale of large quantities of Western weapons and military equipment, which were donated to Kyiv, to various groups in African countries. Therefore, even NATO realizes that Zelensky's time is up. It's a pity that it was realized at the cost of the lives of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian citizens," reports Sputnik.

"Freezing the conflict"

As it is pointed out, the leadership of the North Atlantic Alliance believes that it is necessary to preserve a part of the territory of Ukraine as an anti-Russian stronghold at any cost. They would also like to freeze the conflict by starting a dialogue between the conflicting parties.

"At the same time, in Washington and Brussels they say that the main obstacle to the realization of such a scenario is Zelensky, whom in Western circles they call no less than 'used material'," reveals the Foreign Intelligence Service.

Also, in the headquarters of the Alliance, they are increasingly starting from the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine will soon no longer be able to contain the increasingly strong onslaught of the Russian army.

"With Donald Trump's coming to power in the USA, uncertainty is growing regarding the continuation of the military aid that the West will be able to provide to Kyiv," the Russian service said in a statement.