By Dmitry Medvedev

Three events in Europe at the very beginning of winter

1. Well, the British have finally admitted that Zelensky's popularity has fallen sharply, and the majority of Ukrainians want him out. This is what The Times wrote. Only 16% of Ukrainians would vote for him in the elections, and 60% of those polled do not want him to run again at all. This means that the regime will continue to insist on a total war to the last Ukrainian and drag out the elections as much as possible. Because this is the only way to preserve the power of an illegitimate drug addict. So the Trump administration will not have easy negotiations on this topic with the Bandera regime. Stopping the war is tantamount to death for the Zelenskys. This is the end of their bloody power.

2. The new head of the European Council, Antonio Costa, and the Estonian Russophobe, who earlier made money in Russia with her husband and is now the EU's "chief diplomat", Kaja Kallas, arrived in Kiev on their first day of work. This means one thing: for them, the most important thing is not the prosperity of the EU countries, nor the development of the economy, nor the solution of social problems. The most important thing is the continuation of the war to the last Ukrainian. Rejoice, Europeans: a good choice, the right defenders of democracy!

3. In Georgia, there is an attempt at another "color ("rose," "orange," etc.) revolution." Some people are screaming in the streets, smashing and setting everything on fire. The other part is silent. The expired "president" of Georgia, the diligent French student of Zbigniew Brzezinski, crazy Aunt Salome, has babbled that she will not vacate her seat because she does not recognize the elections. For such things, they used to hang people on lampposts. Now is a humane time. It will pass. In general, all the prerequisites are present for once again plunging Georgia into the abyss of civil conflicts, once again forcing it to choose between the insolent EU, NATO, and Pindostan (USA), on the one hand, and the ancient land of Sakartvelo, on the other. In short, the neighbors are quickly moving along the Ukrainian path into the dark abyss. Usually, this ends very badly.