According to European media reports in recent days, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskiy said at a press conference last week that Ukraine "found" plans for an attempted coup in Kiev, while also mentioning the threat posed by Russia's military escalation, suggesting that the Kremscuva palace is leading the so-called coup conspiracy. He even made the date of the conspiracy clear. "Not only do we face a war from the Russian Federation and its possible escalation, we also have enormous internal challenges," he said at the time. The information I have received indicates that there will be a coup d'état in the country on December 1-2. ”
The deadline has passed, the streets of Kiev are safe and sound, and nothing has happened. This naturally proves that the so-called coup conspiracy is a hoax. Of course, Zelenskiy did not give details of the coup attempt, and did not deliberately mention Russia's involvement. So he can now "justify himself", thinking that he warned in advance to prevent the coup. Nothing happened, just the crime of "conspirator" on KeGong's head again. The same is true with regard to the military standoff, where Russia has been massing its forces on the Russian-Ukrainian border, which shows to be true.
But that doesn't mean Russia will attack. Kiev and the United States, as well as NATO, have expressed concern about a "possible attack" by Russia. The Kremlin called this statement false and alarmist. The mutual blame between Moscow and Kiev over the escalation of tensions in recent weeks raises fears that a long-running conflict between Ukraine and east Ukrainian forces could turn into a new open war. Zelenskiy said: "We have complete control of our borders and are fully prepared for any possible escalation." ”
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Demitro Kureba, who is again clamoring for war, said at a televised briefing last week: "We are not trying to guess what put Putin in mind." We are trying to make him aware of the high cost of launching a new attack on Ukraine, so it is better not to do so. He said the main goal of Kiev was to prevent Russia from taking "further aggressive actions." "To do this, Moscow must be made clear about the political, economic and human losses it will inflict if it launches a new aggression," Kureba said. ”
So what kind of losses will Russia suffer? After talking for half a day, foreign minister Wu did not say it clearly. The Kremlin, for its part, said it had no plans to participate in a so-called coup d'état against Zelenskiy and would not do so. All of Zelenskiy's evidence is just an unaltered recording of the coup plan, which is said to have russian voices. Can this kind of thing be used as evidence? Text/PY