According to US media reports, the future of the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Villeri Zaluzhny, is unknown, and Ukraine is in the midst of a heated conflict. This week, the wind is getting tighter, and there are ** saying that Ukraine * Zelensky may remove Zaluzhny. However, there is speculation that the two men have been at odds, suggesting a possible rift within the Ukrainian leadership.
Experts pointed out that as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine enters its second year, the morale and public opinion of the Ukrainian side are gradually declining, and recent events may exacerbate the crisis of internal confidence. Former Ukrainian ** Petro Poroshenko believes that if this incident really happens, it will be like launching a fierce attack**, seriously hurting the unity of the country. At the same time, Poroshenko said that the Russian side will gloat when it sees the internal doubts of the Ukrainian side. Poroshenko, who lost to Zelensky in 2019, may still harbor political ambitions.
Despite the Kremlin's attention, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on January 31 that the incident revealed many problems in the capital, Ukraine, and that things were not going well. Analyst Christopher Tucker pointed out that such rumors have a bad impact, and any signal involving disagreement in high-level decision-making is a harbinger of uncertainty about the direction of the war in Ukraine.
The commander of the ground forces, Alexander Syrsky, and the head of intelligence, Kirillo Budanov, have raised voices about Zaluzhny's successor, but it is not known whether he will be willing to succeed the highly respected general.
It is worth noting that such rumors have penetrated into the life of the Ukrainian public and have become a hot topic on daily television news, social networks and on the streets. A Kyiv resident complained to reporters, loudly slamming ** for exaggerating facts and unreasonable hype. However, they firmly believe that even if Zaluzhny leaves his post, the Ukrainian side will continue to fight, even if the morale of the front line is subtly affected.