'Each Day Lost Weakens Zelensky': Russia Warns Ukraine Faces Collapse

Russian Presidential spokesperson Dmitri Peskov warned that each passing day worsens Ukrainian President Zelensky’s position both on the frontlines and domestically. Speaking on Pavel Zarubin’s TV show, Peskov highlighted Ukraine’s political and corruption crises, the weakening of the Kiev regime, and the influence of Western-controlled institutions like NABU. He also criticized Western media and emphasized Russia’s accelerated response to global political changes amid the ongoing conflict.
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00:00In the U.S. already started a statement of even members of the Republican Party

00:04with the request of Vuitkov. Why did all this, in your opinion, was done?

00:10Well, look, first of all, there is nothing of a scary thing.

00:13The voices, which are now appearing to Vuitkov,

00:16they are aimed at, first of all, to remove the,

00:19the, still, strong tendency to exit

00:22on a regular basis of the political negotiations.

00:26Of course, many people will appear,

00:28and they will not be able to push them into the process.

00:32But if you look and read,

00:34if you are abstract from the fact that it is not true,

00:36then there is nothing of a scary thing.

00:38And President Trump, too,

00:40he also, he was so, like, in the защиты of Vuitkov.

00:43It's a regular work of a conversation.

00:46So I would not be able to increase

00:48destructive value of these people.

00:50Bloomberg, like, always was a respectable.

00:54Listen, now the word respectability

00:56in regards to the US,

00:58probably, no longer should be used to it.

01:00Because no one,

01:02no one, no one, no one,

01:04and the feeling of professionalism,

01:06at the end of the day.

01:08Where all this time was Orban?

01:10What did he do?

01:11Why did he not start the negotiations?

01:12He was prepared to the negotiations here,

01:13in the Kremlin.

01:14There were all the conditions for this.

01:16For this.

01:17There is a political scandal,

01:18a corruption scandal,

01:20which, actually,

01:22is,

01:25is,

01:27the situation is very difficult.

01:28Because, in the past 2-3 years,

01:30we are all aware of that

01:31every single thought of this is

01:33Why,

01:34on your opinion,

01:35that Zelensky now

01:36can't deal with this crisis

01:37inside the country

01:38with the usual ways

01:39and methods?

01:41Well,

01:42there were a lot of political mistakes,

01:44when they took the закон of the project,

01:46then,

01:47when they were back

01:48they had their own relationships

01:50with countries,

01:51which, like or,

01:52they were taking the same time

01:54they had to control the other

01:55structures.

01:56Of course,

01:57when there is a tendency

01:58to get the same

01:59to the law

02:00there is a lot of people

02:02and a lot of players.

02:03One of the things that is true.

02:04Every day for Zelensky

02:06and the Kremlin

02:08its own mistakes

02:09every day

02:10every next day

02:11their position is

02:12in the country

02:13and on front

02:15On the morning you asked

02:16about the shooting

02:17of Irmaqa

02:18He was already sent to leave.

02:20Many remember that Zelensky said in 2021,

02:23that He came along with me, and he will leave.

02:26What will be next with this regime?

02:29I think that in general, in Europe and in America,

02:33there are more questions than answers.

02:35In the case of a political political crisis,

02:38which is now happening in Kyiv,

02:40the regime is going on.

02:42It's on the porch of corruption.

02:43It's around the money that the Americans and the Europeans gave.

02:46It's a big mess.

02:49Everyone has to think about it.

02:51I don't think someone will predict tomorrow in Kyiv.

02:55This corruption bureau, as we understand,

02:58is not entirely ukrainian.

03:00It is governed by the Western countries.

03:04Are these some signals from the West?

03:08It's probably to tell us,

03:11whether it's signals or not.

03:13But the fact that something is happening, it's obvious.

03:15Even yesterday, we didn't know about it,

03:18that will be the premier Orban.

03:19Today, the premier Orban.

03:20In the next week, there is a visit in India.

03:23There are many events.

03:24We are still waiting for some kind of images.

03:27It's all very strong.

03:29All the processes in the government

03:31are also increased.

03:33It's because of the big war,

03:35which is carried out against our country.

03:37It's because of the big loss of the country,

03:39which is happening in international politics,

03:41and diplomatic relations,

03:43and economic relations.

03:46And this loss of the loss,

03:47it's because all the processes are

03:49and, of course,

03:51we must be able to do it

03:52and be ready to react to it.

03:54We are ready to react to it.

03:56We are ready to react to it.

03:57We are ready to react quickly,

03:59effectively,

04:00so that it's best to answer our interests.

04:04Many, maybe,

04:05the nuances of the previous ones

04:06were necessary,

04:07but now they are now...

04:09They are now on the second plan,

04:11of course.

04:12The speed of the meeting,

04:14the speed of the meeting,

04:15the speed of the meeting,

04:16the speed of the information from the first source

04:19and, of course,

04:20the decision,

04:21which are necessary in this moment.

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