War, the word always seems to carry a heavy blood and cruelty, and Ukraine, a once peaceful and beautiful country, is now mired in it and suffering from war. Like a raging fire, the flames of war spread mercilessly across the land, the smoke of gunpowder filled the air, and the situation was once suffocating.
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In this moment of crisis, every decision made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky touches the hearts of countless people. What will he do next, and what variables will his decisions bring to this war? These are the focus of attention.
Recently, there was a big news in Ukrainian politics: President Volodymyr Zelensky intends to resign at the end of his term and hand over the presidency to the current Prime Minister Denys Shmygal. The decision may seem sudden, but there are actually a number of complex political reasons behind it. Some people who know the inside story say that this decision was actually manipulated by the United States behind the scenes, and the United States wants to strengthen its influence on Ukraine in this way.
Now, it seems that there are two most likely candidates to succeed him: Oksana Markarova, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, or Andrei Yermak, the chief of staff to current President Volodymyr Zelensky. Either one, they are inextricably linked to the United States and, once in office, will undoubtedly become the spokesperson of the United States in Ukraine. This also means that the West's control over Ukraine will be further deepened, and Ukraine's independent status will be more precarious.
At the same time, the Ukrainian government is also about to usher in a major change. According to Kiev, the government will be reshuffled, and a number of deputy prime ministers and ministers will be dismissed or transferred. The move is aimed at ensuring that the $60 billion in U.S. aid unfrozen for Ukraine is firmly in the hands of the new administration and serves U.S. interests in Ukraine. Such an arrangement undoubtedly further exposes the infiltration and control of the United States in Ukrainian politics.
Judging by the personnel arrangements that have been leaked so far, Oksana Malkarova is likely to take the post of first deputy prime minister. She has served as finance secretary and has close ties to the United States, and once in office, she will undoubtedly open the door to American interests in Ukraine. In addition, the current foreign minister, Kuleba, could also be replaced, and the new foreign minister could be the pro-American diplomat Andrei Sibiga. Such an arrangement further highlights the full penetration and manipulation of Ukrainian politics by the United States.
President Zelensky's "escape" from Kyiv also reflects his helplessness and loss under the pressure of war. As a former comedian, he may never have imagined that he would one day stand in the top leadership position of the country, facing such a complex situation and difficult choices. In this proxy war, he may have realized that he is just a pawn of the West, unable to control his own destiny.
So, with Zelensky's departure, what will be the future of Ukraine? Can it truly achieve "de-Russification," get rid of Russia's influence, and reposition its position? These questions will undoubtedly become important issues that the new Ukrainian government needs to face. However, no matter who is in power in the new government, it will be difficult to change the current predicament in which Ukraine finds itself. After all, the entire war will still be largely subject to the will of the United States and NATO countries. What the prospects for Ukraine are, I'm afraid, it remains to be seen.
However, no matter how the situation changes, one thing is certain – this brutal war has already inflicted too much suffering and loss on the Ukrainian people. Homes have been destroyed, loved ones have been separated, and life has been in trouble...... These are the unforgiving realities of war. Therefore, when the dawn of peace will return has become the most ardent expectation of the Ukrainian people. They are eager to end the war as soon as possible, rebuild their homes and restore normal order to life.
Of course, peace is not an easy task. This requires an effort from all parties involved, and everyone sits down to resolve their differences and conflicts through chats and talks. At the same time, we also need the help of the international community, that is, other countries and regions in the world, to provide Ukraine with some necessary help and support to help Ukraine tide over the difficulties.