'There will certainly be a moment when the fragility of Putin's regime is felt in Russia,' the Ukrainian president said in a recent documentary.
, that was produced by journalist Dmytro Komarov and released on Friday to coincide with the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian president predicted that a time of"fragility" in Putin's leadership will eventually come, prompting his allies to act against him.
"There will certainly be a moment when the fragility of Putin's regime is felt in Russia," Zelensky said."Then carnivores will eat the carnivore. It is very important, and they will need a reason to justify this. They will recall the words of Komarov, of Zelenskyy...They will remember. They will find a reason to kill the killer. Will it work? Yes. When? I don't know."
Reports of supposed frustrations among Putin's inner circle have been frequent in recent months, as the war in Ukraine has continued to drag on with the Russian army suffering historically catastrophic losses and a definitive victory for either side nowhere in sight. In December,reported that the Russian president's closest allies were growing increasingly frustrated with him, speculating that has no idea what he is doing and no solid plan moving forward in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently predicted that Putin will be done in by his own allies during a time of weakness.Particular frustrations mentioned in the report centered on Putin's decision to cancel his annual New Year's Eve State of the State address, with the report finding speculation that the tradition was called off due to the fact that he would have no positive news to give about Ukraine and no plans to share.
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