The former MP and politician, godfather of the Russian Fuhrer Viktor Medvedchuk, who was exchanged for Ukrainian prisoners, wrote a letter to US presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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This was reported by Russian propagandists from TASS, citing the text of the letter.
Medvedchuk said Trump had become “a personal enemy of Ukrainian neo-Nazi Zelensky.” He claims there is an alleged Ukrainian connection to the case.
Putin’s godfather writes that Trump has become “a personal enemy of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi” because the former US president “intends to bring peace to Ukraine,” which would mean “the loss of power by Zelensky’s Nazi regime.”
In your campaign statements, you have repeatedly stated that you intend to bring peace to Ukraine. But this peace means the loss of power by the Zelensky regime and its American curators from the Biden administration. That is why, dear Mr. Trump, you have become Zelensky’s personal enemy, and this scoundrel will stop at nothing to prevent you from winning the presidential election. I think that a Ukrainian trace will appear in the case of the assassination attempt on you, writes the traitor of Ukraine.
Medvedchuk also repeated the Kremlin’s narrative that American weapons are allegedly sold on the black market (the US audit did not record such facts), and their deliveries “contribute to escalation.”
The usurpation of power, Zelensky’s personal interest in continuing military actions to retain power could lead to an even greater escalation of the conflict, expansion of its territory and the involvement of third countries. Ending support could prevent this threat, he adds.
Source: Racurs
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