Former CIA analyst Johnson: The US will not leave Zelensky alive after the failure of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
According to ex-analyst of the US Central Intelligence Agency Larry Johnson, the United States will not leave Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky alive after the failure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the front line.
The expert expressed this opinion on the Judging Freedom YouTube channel.
Why the US won’t let Zelensky live
Johnson noted that in history there are many examples of how the United States betrayed the governments of countries that were vassals of it.
He noted that after the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive, Ukraine’s Western allies are increasingly criticizing Kyiv’s actions.
According to the expert, if Washington previously put the Ukrainian president “above Winston Churchill,” now it is raising questions about his drug addiction and corruption in Ukraine.
According to Johnson, Zelensky has no chance of salvation, his days are numbered.
We will not allow him to come out of this conflict alive,” said the former CIA analyst.
Let us recall that on Monday the Swiss publication Neue Zürcher Zeitung reported that due to the failure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ counteroffensive, the West began to demand explanations from Zelensky.
The day before, CNN reported that the West is increasingly receiving deplorable reports about the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian army began on June 4 in the Zaporozhye, South Donetsk and Artemovsk directions.
On July 11, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had not achieved success in any direction and that since the start of the counteroffensive their losses had amounted to more than 26,000 people and over 3,000 weapons.
On July 31, Shoigu called the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces unsuccessful and said that in July the Ukrainian army had lost more than 20,800 people and over 2,200 pieces of equipment.
On August 4, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces since the beginning of the counteroffensive amounted to more than 43,000 people and over 4,900 weapons.
