Tension in Kiev: Zelensky Publicly Criticizes Commander-In-Chief Zaluzhny for Stating That the War Is ‘In a Stalemate’, Fires His Top Deputy
It has been more than a year that rumors tell of constant tensions between Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and his Commander-in-Chief, Valery Zaluzhny.
The general even vanished for a spell, but resurfaced to continue to lead the army and command the failed counteroffensive.
While the disagreement are reportedly constant, they had not yet spilled into public view in such dramatic fashion.
Zelensky’s office came out to chastise Ukraine’s top military commander for publicly declaring that the war is at a stalemate.
It was suggested that suggesting the General’s comments would help the Russian invasion, in a stunning public rebuke, signaling an emerging rift between the military and civilian leadership.
Speaking on national television,
