IlIlIlIlI
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Zelensky was and IMO is not the problem.The point is that there are different shades of gray and Putin is much darker than Zelensky.
I don't think Zelensky is the most democratic leader in the world but it could be the most brave.
I remained in Kiev when he could leave, yesterday he visited the frontlines, 20 km from the enemy.
That's what MSM is always trying to suggest: put it all on persons instead of facts.
He tried to reach his goals he promised before the election and couldn't count even one single hit.
The Ukrainian Nazis are the problem.
If they stay - even if Ukraine might lose some territory - it pushes up the influence of all Nazi groups worldwide. Did you ever think about why Nazis are successful networking on an international level - mainly in the dark net where it is hard to track them - while they are nationalists?
Their commonality is not unity in nationalism, but unity in violence, (white) supremacy, and contempt for all other people who do not fit into their filter and do not share their inhumane attitudes.