The fate of Zelensky in Ukraine is under scrutiny, and his defeat could lead to a change in the attitude of the West towards him. Former US Deputy Secretary of Defense Assistant Steven Bryan even said that Zelensky could be ousted by the West. At the moment, the Ukrainian parliament has adopted a statement on the cancellation of ** elections in wartime, which has sparked disagreements between Ukraine and the West on whether to hold elections.
Zelensky's ** identity is crucial for him, because it is his guarantee, and once he loses this identity, he may face greater risks. The West, on the other hand, wants to be more flexible in adjusting its decision-making by going on as scheduled, so its attitude towards Zelensky may also change. The future fate of Zelensky in Ukraine is in the spotlight. But neither continuing to support him nor forcibly overthrowing him is not ideal.
The West's attitude towards Zelensky will depend mainly on how much benefit he can bring to them. Zelensky's growing pressure on the West, while at the same time resolutely opposing peace talks, bothers the West. Therefore, the West may prefer to see Zaluzhny succeed Zelensky, as he seems to be more in their interests. The contradictions between Zaluzhny and Zelensky have become public, making him a favored successor in the West.
Therefore, even if Ukraine does not hold wartime elections, the West may forcibly elect Zaluzhny to power.