EU Tells People to Halt Anti-Corruption Attack on Zelenskyy

Nov. 22—Intelligence sources report that the leadership of the European Union have communicated to their assets in Ukraine that the attack on NATO's Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the massive corruption of his government and his associates must stop. These sources say that the EU is rallying to Zelenskyy to allow him to try to resist the Trump Peace plan, which would effectively acknowledge the defeat of the Maidan process.

Zelenskyy Nov. 20 refused demands coming from within his own Servant of the People Party that he fire his chief of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak, who is reputed to be the head of Ukraine's empire of corruption.  

The corruption scandal erupted into the media, when the special anti-corruption investigation unit released a report exposing a kickback scheme involving $100s of millions of dollars in contracts for security and defense of the nation's energy sector. Two cabinet ministers have already been forced to resign in disgrace, but sources report, the EU does not want the scandal to go further and touch their NATO puppet dictator.

The EU and NATO networks were thought to be supporting the corruption probes, but these sources say, that in the current climate that sees the collapse Ukraine's front lines in the face of relentless Russian onslaughts, as well the emergence of the Trump peace initiative, which now has backing from Moscow, the weakening of Zelenskyy could lead to a rapid end to NATO's war against Russia using Ukrainian bodies.

The faction of former Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko Nov. 19 became the third of the opposition groups (along with the European Solidarity party led by former President Petro Poroshenko and the Golos party), to demand that Yermak be fired, the government resign and a national unity power-sharing arrangement be implemented. Zelenskyy’s Servant of the People party, led in the Verkhovna Rada legislature by Davyd Arakhamia, could not defend the charges of corruption throughout the Zelenskyy administration and were committed to forcing him to fire Yermak.

Then a day later, the Hitler-like Zelenskyy stared down his opposition within his party at a meeting, telling them, according to sources, that he had the backing of the EU, and the issue now was the survival of the Ukraine, and that he alone was in the best position to assure that. He spoke of working with his partners, including the United States, for a just peace, but he did not say whether President Donald Trump still supports him.

A lawmaker who attended the meeting told the Washington Post that they were poised, prior to the meeting, to take a firm stance, but the gathering boiled down to “veiled sharp questions met with abstract replies…. The main takeaway is that everything stays as it is. No changes…. It didn’t feel like a united team. There was this odd sense of awkwardness. Everyone seemed afraid to say anything extra or out of line.”

But while the EU intends to do what it can to squash the corruption probes and the attacks on Zelenskyy, it remains to be seen what the White House is going to do, especially if Zelenskyy refuse to meet Trump's demand that he sign on to the 28 point peace plan by Thanksgiving, Nov. 27. The White House knows that the corruption scandal that has come to light so far is but a drop in the bucket of corruption enormous in scale, that directly involves the sale of weapons and munitions in what is the world's largest black market arms bazaar to drug cartels, criminal organizations, terrorists and anyone who has the cash. This has put billions of dollars into the pockets of Zelenskyy and his cronies, including Yermak, who reportedly oversees this.

Sources report that when former Biden CIA Director William Burns confronted Zelenskyy on this, the dictator did not deny the reports but instead claimed that the arms sales were a way to raise money to run the government and support the war. "That's a bunch of fatuous nonsense," said a source. "If Trump were to press on this, it would provide a justification to immediately halt all aid to Ukraine, and get people demanding not just Yermak, but Zelenskyy's head. That could happen, regardless of what the Euro fools want."