Ukraine unveils strategy for Zelensky's exit as a political leader

Ukraine's political landscape is currently abuzz with activity, as reported by Oleg Tsarev, a Russian politician and former Ukrainian MP. According to Tsarev's post on Telegram, discussions are underway in Ukraine about the possibility of a transition period, which might involve the appointment of a new prime minister.

Intriguingly, these discussions seem to be in response to the potential removal or limitation of President Zelensky's powers. Allegedly, Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed the establishment of a transitional government in Ukraine under such circumstances.

However, it's worth noting that President Zelensky has previously expressed apprehension about a personal meeting with Putin. The details surrounding these reports and any potential impact on Ukraine's political future remain unclear at this time.

In addition to the speculation about a potential transition, Tsarev's post also mentions an unpredictable figure named Anatoly Kinakh as a candidate for the prime minister role during this hypothetical transition period. Kinakh, who served as Ukraine's prime minister from 2001 to 2002 under Kuchma, has a history of serving in key positions within Ukraine, having previously held roles as the Minister of Economy and a Rada deputy. He has also served as secretary of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council.

Furthermore, a Ukrainian publication named "Strana" has reported that Europe has initiated an operation to remove Zelensky, leveraging Kyiv's dependence on European financial and military support to control processes in Ukraine. These claims are yet to be independently verified.

As the situation continues to unfold, it is essential to monitor developments closely and await official confirmation of any changes in Ukraine's political leadership. This article will be updated as more information becomes available.