Zelensky in Munich Security Conference: ‘The Exhausted President’

In the Munich Security Conference, embattled Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky once more took his well known song and dance routine to the world stage.

Zelensky has just replaced his top General – and political foe – Valery Zaluzhny, and very few days into the replacement’s Oleksandr Syrsky command, Kiev has lost the heavily fortified key Donbas city of Avdeevka.

Not a great start – and the overpowered and outmaneuvered Ukrainian forces seem to be ready to fold in many other frontline directions.

So now, the former comedian seems to be facing not only widespread war fatigue, but his whole fundraising routine has grown tiring for him and for many others.

German magazine Der Spiegel published an illuminating article called: Der Erschöpfte Präsident: The Exhausted President.

We read there that Ukraine may not be able to withstand Russian pressure and also that ammunition shortage unlikely to be resolved this year’.

Zelensky ‘tried to dispel doubts before all decision-makers in Europe and the United States – whether Ukraine could survive a war with Russia. And yet his despair cannot be ignored’.

The magazine notices his hoarse voice as a consequence of his endlessly being round and round on the fundraising – and frankly scare-mongering – carrousel.

In Munich, the heads of the intelligence services of the allied western nations was the difficult situation in which Ukraine’s army has fallen.

“‘At the beginning of 2023, the West and Kiev still pinned high hopes on the upcoming

Source: The Gateway Pundit