To US president Joe Biden and America’s Western allies, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky is the most useful element as through this former comedian, they are successfully pushing-forward the agenda of destabilizing Russia and other East European nations thus paving the path to establishing cruel hegemony and looting natural and mineral wealth of those targeted countries as well achieve America’s geopolitical benefits at the cost of Ukrainians and others. But for Zelensky, his unconditional obedience to the Western masters may not be financially beneficial anymore. It became evidently clear during his December 12 visit to the United States. Although he was given red-carpet treatment – this time, Zelensky’s expectation of getting a few more billions of dollars grew thin as Joe Biden was hamstrung by congressional Republicans intent on blocking further military aid to Ukraine, at least for the time being.
While Joe Biden wanted to give “the greatest Christmas gift” to Zelensky it did not work at all. Most importantly, Biden critics are yet to find the mystery behind his over-enthusiasm in giving “the greatest Christmas gift” to Zelensky. Some of them even suspect Joe’s scandal-plagued son Hunter Biden might have already received a “cut” from the billions of dollars as for Zelensky, it would be rather a privilege having Hunter Biden on board so that together they can effectively push Joe Biden and continue the flow of billions of dollars into Ukraine.
One of the many reasons behind Republican’s unwillingness to burn more American taxpayer’s dollars in Ukraine, as a major segment of the previous financial aid simply had vanished immediately after landing in Ukraine. Until now, there is no trace of at least US$1 billion.
With this latest scenario, it seems, Joe Biden’s previous success in convincing American policymakers in releasing billions of dollars for the ongoing war in Ukraine – has started biting dust and according to credible media reports, there is not even slightest possibility of defeating Russian forces as Ukraine’s summer counteroffensive was a disaster ensuring that there is no hope that Ukraine will break through further Russian lines.
Meanwhile, prominent newspapers in the West have started exposing extreme cruelty of the neo-Nazi regime in Kiev while forcing and intimidating civilians into joining the war. On December 15, 2023 The New York Times in an article said:
With Ukraine’s military facing mounting deaths and a stalemate on the battlefield, army recruiters have become increasingly aggressive in their efforts to replenish the ranks, in some cases pulling men off the streets and whisking them to recruiting centers using intimidation and even physical force.
Recruiters have confiscated passports, taken people from their jobs and, in at least one case, tried to send a mentally disabled person to military training, according to lawyers, activists and Ukrainian men who have been subject to coercive tactics. Videos of soldiers shoving people into cars and holding men against their will in recruiting centers are surfacing with increasing frequency on social media and in local news reports.
The harsh tactics are being aimed not just at draft dodgers but at men who would ordinarily be exempt from service — a sign of the steep challenges Ukraine’s military faces maintaining troop levels in a war with high casualties, and against a much larger enemy.
Lawyers and activists say the aggressive methods go well beyond the scope of recruiters’ authority and in some cases are illegal. They point out that recruiters, unlike law enforcement officers, are not empowered to detain civilians, let alone force them into conscription. Men who receive draft notices are supposed to report to recruitment offices…
Covert Action Magazine in a report gave shocking information on the mafia-styled assassination of a critic of Zelensky. The report said:
The moral halo long placed on Zelensky is further perverse considering Zelensky’s role in overseeing a large-scale terrorist program, modeled after the US Phoenix operation in Vietnam, which has extended into Russia.
On December 6, Illia Kyva, a 46-year-old former member of the Ukrainian Parliament was savagely gunned down in broad daylight while out walking in a park near the Velich Country Club in Suponevo, just west of Moscow.
Kyva was the leader of the Socialist Party in Ukraine’s Parliament from 2017 to 2019.
He had opposed official Ukrainian government persecution of Russian speakers in Ukraine following the February 2014 Maidan coup and was given a 14-year jail sentence by Ukrainian authorities on charges of high treason for allegedly calling for Ukrainian troops to surrender after Russian troops entered Ukraine in February 2022.
After fleeing to Russia, Kyva criticized Volodymyr Zelensky and right wingers in the Ukrainian military who had for years staged attacks on the Russian-speaking population in eastern Ukraine. Hours before he died, Kyva had in his final social media post predicted that a defeated Zelensky, whom he had accused of being a British MI6 stooge, would be forced to flee to Britain.
The Ukrainian Security Services (SBU) took credit for carrying out the mafia-style hit on Kyva, releasing a video afterwards that showed the killer lurking amid the snow and trees waiting for his target, and then Kyva’s body lying in the snow, with the weapons supposedly used to liquidate him hanging on a tree nearby…
According to Covert Action Magazine, “Kyva was only one of many victims of Zelensky’s reign of terror”.
It said, the RBC-Ukraine news agency published a hit list of politicians in Russia, which includes former President Viktor Yanukovych, former Prime Minister Mykola Azarov, former MP and leader of the Opposition Platform – For Life Party Viktor Medvedchuk, Kherson Region Governor Vladimir Saldo, and former MP Oleg Tsaryov.
Tsaryov was shot in November 2023 in Crimea in a failed assassination attempt claimed by Kyiv. Oleg Popov, former deputy of the Luhansk regional parliament, did not survive his assassination attempt; he was killed in a car bombing in Ukraine’s eastern Luhansk city on December 3.
Popov’s death came a few weeks after fellow Luhansk regional lawmaker Mikhail Filiponenko, the former head of the army in the Luhansk People’s Republic, was killed in a similar car bombing attack that was claimed by Kyiv.
Oleksiy Kovalyov, 33, a senior official in charge of agriculture in the Moscow-appointed military-civil administration in Kherson, was killed at his residence in the city of Hola Prystan earlier this year with a pump-action shotgun by a Ukrainian government assassin. His wife, 38, was stabbed and her throat slit in the savage attack before she died in a hospital, local media reported.
The most infamous assassination by Ukraine was that of journalist Darya Dugina, daughter of Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, who was killed in August 2023 when a remote-controlled explosive device planted in her SUV blew up as she was driving on the outskirts of Moscow, ripping the vehicle apart.
Besides systematic killings, the SBU has carried out sabotage operations targeting key infrastructure, trying to blow up the bridge linking Russia and Crimea, for example, and blowing up a rail connection in Russia’s Far East near the border with China that served as a major transportation hub.
These attacks bear the hallmarks of the CIA, which The Washington Post showed to be running the shadow war in Ukraine. It reported that U.S. and British intelligence agencies had provided extensive support to Ukraine’s SBU and GUR security services, which it said were responsible for a series of attacks on Russian territory, including the 2022 assassination of Darya Dugina, daughter of a prominent Russian ultra-nationalist.
In October 2023, Reuters news agency quoting Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, Russia has long known that the Ukrainian special services are under the “close supervision” of the United States and Britain.
According to Covert Action Magazine, Ukrainian intelligence forces bear parallel also with past CIA proxies such as the Cuban counter-revolutionaries involved in the Operation Mongoose and Contras in Nicaragua that used terrorist methods in an attempt to destabilize governments perceived as adversarial to the US. Recognition of this in the mainstream would undercut the rationale behind the US military aid to Ukraine and the new Cold War.
A striking contrast is apparent in that it has never been proven that Putin killed any of his opponents, while Ukraine’s regime celebrates the death of dissenting politicians like Ilya Kyva. So the fight in Ukraine is not between democracy and autocracy as it is advertised, but for something much less noble.
Russia specialist Gordon Hahn wrote an obituary to Zelensky entitled “Sad Clown With the Circus Closed Down”.
With this information on ground realities in Kiev, it is proved beyond doubt that Volodymyr Zelensky and his neo-Nazi cronies are continuing extreme cruelty on the Ukrainians. And most importantly – Ukrainian citizens have become captive to the cruel grips of the neo-Nazis in Kiev.
Ukraine has already lost the war.