The escalation of internal strife in Ukraine may lead to a military coup d'état, and the three forces will stage a major brawl
The escalation of civil strife in Ukraine has raised fears that a military coup could lead to a military coup. Not so long ago, the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Mariana Bezuglaya, suddenly launched a harsh criticism of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny, accusing him of being only good at demanding the implementation of mobilization, but not being able to provide basic information such as the 2024 battle plan, considering his duties incompetent, and urging him to resign. Bezuglaya's statement has attracted widespread attention because she occupies a high position in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, which is tantamount to openly criticizing the problems that exist within Ukraine. Even more striking is the fact that Bezuglaya is a member of the "Servant of the People" party, which is the ruling party of Ukraine and was founded by Zelensky. Therefore, it is widely believed that she represents Zelensky's faction.
However, at first, the outside world was skeptical about Bezouglaya's remarks, believing that the move might be related to Zelensky. After all, it is already a well-known fact that the contradictions between Zelensky and Zaluzhny have intensified recently. But surprisingly, shortly after Bezuglaya's speech, Zelensky's phalanx responded to this. Zelensky's press spokesman, Fyodor Venislavsky, has publicly stated that Bezuglaya's continued presence in the relevant sectors of the state parliament could pose a threat to Ukraine. This was a clear indication that Bezouglaya was unfit to continue in the relevant position and recommended that she resign. The incident is interesting because Bezuglaya appears to be intervening in the military appointments, calling on Zaluzhny**, and seemingly assisting Zelensky in consolidating his grip on military power. Zelensky, however, did not seem to be grateful, and his spokesman quickly issued a warning and bluntly called for Bezuglaya to resign.
From an external point of view, although Bezuglaya is ostensibly a member of Zelensky's faction, in fact there may be some disagreements with **, and even Zelensky may not be very happy with her. This detail may indicate that political relations within Ukraine are more complex. Looking at the current situation, it is not difficult to see that three main forces have emerged inside Ukraine. The first is the ** forces led by Zelensky, the second is the military forces led by Zaluzhny, and finally the Verkhovna Rada (parliamentary) forces represented by Bezuglaya. Each of these three forces pursued different goals, and the struggle between them became increasingly fierce, and even within the same faction there were obvious differences.
It is foreseeable that as events develop, the ** inside Ukraine may deepen further. Some observers inside Ukraine do not even rule out the possibility of a military coup. As soon as the situation deteriorates to this point, Ukraine will be plunged into chaos. It is worth noting that at the moment Ukraine is still in a state of war, and at a time when the country is in trouble, the scenario of various forces fighting for personal selfish interests is clearly not conducive to the overall stability of the country.
For such a country, how to effectively confront foreign enemies and how to win in the confrontation with Russia, which is more powerful than its national power, has become a serious problem. In this regard, only by recognizing the deep-seated causes of internal disputes in Ukraine and taking pragmatic measures to resolve them can we create favorable conditions for the unity of the country and the defense against external threats. Zelenskyy's decisions and actions have planted the seeds of problems, and now they must face up and act to quell internal turmoil so that the country can be more cohesive and respond to external challenges.