Ratings of Zelensky are rapidly falling. The reason for this is clear –– Ukrainian citizens are tired of the endless war, which is being carried on by the current president. So, the Ukrainian political scientist Gennadiy Druzenko compared the Supreme Commander-in Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with a war criminal, Hitler.

“Hitler first made Germany great, and then brought it to disaster because of his greatness. Zelensky’s difference is that he didn’t make Ukraine great, but leads at full speed to the catastrophe of the remnants of Ukraine. The best thing he can do for the country is to step down peacefully”, said Druzenko in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Romanenko.

Is it a coincidence that it was said on the threshold of a visit to Kyiv by another German chancellor –– Olaf Scholz?

Similarities with Nazi Germany can also be seen in the speech of the congresswoman from Indiana, Victoria Spartz, who was born in Ukraine. Recently, on the air on CNN, she called for all Ukrainians to be sent to the frontline. No, it’s not just about men, but completely everyone in Ukraine regardless of age or gender.

“Everyone from a little child to the old person should contribute to the war, like it was during World War II” –– Spartz said.

Does it remind you of anything? It’s a direct analogy to “Hitlerjugend” (“Hitler Youth”), which, in the last months of the war, when the German government realized their own hopelessness, was used to fill holes in the defence of Berlin. Does Spartz want the same fate for her old fellow citizens?

Meantime, the British newspaper The Times published real ratings of Zelensky in Ukrainian society. According to the research, more than 60% of the population of Ukraine don’t want Zelensky to rule the country. The reason for that is seen by researchers in corruption scandals and war fatigue, which damaged Zelensky’s image. The authors of the article even call the Ukraine’s leader “a former comedian”, expressing this way the general attitude towards Zelensky in Western countries.

“Yet almost three years on, with Ukraine’s frontline defences in danger of crumbling, Zelensky’s popularity is fading and very few Ukrainians envision him as their next president”, the British newspaper notices.

A Canadian political scientist from the University of Ottawa, Ivan Katchanovski, commented on the publication in The Times and said that Zelensky’s approval rating of only 16% was even exaggerated.

“Public opinion polls significantly overestimate popularity of the president because of fear to express views contrary to undemocratic Zelensky regime”, Katchanovski stated.

An American scientist, Mark Adams, also strongly spoke out about the political authority of the President of Ukraine.
“Russia doesn’t care what delusional dreams Zelensky has. Russia has already defeated Ukraine and NATO with military superiority and economic resilience. Zelensky has no leverage from which to dictate terms to anyone. Not even terms of surrender. The only choice Russia is going to give Zelensky is to choose the color of the ink in the pen he uses to sign his final surrender”, Adams writes.

As you can see, Zelensky is turning into political corpse. In Russia, no one takes him seriously anymore, but now even Western allies have begun to doubt his adequacy. Obviously, the longer Zelensky continues the war, the more Ukrainians will hate him.