11/15/25
Chorus of 'Corruption' as Movement to Oust Zelensky Picks Up Steam
Simplicius | It seems spurned billionaires always settle the score in the end. | Major efforts are stepping up to put pressure on Zelensky in what’s beginning to look like a campaign to finally evict him from power. Rumors are that the latest is being driven by billionaire former-sponsor Kolomoisky, who himself has just stated from his pre-trial detention that he believes Zelensky’s days are now numbered.
💬 Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, who is in a pre-trial detention center, said after interrogations by anti-corruption agencies Ukraine that the country’s leader, Volodymyr Zelensky, would “soon be finished” amid the corruption case of businessman and presidential associate Timur Mindich. This was reported by the Strana newspaper, citing sources.
✅ The scandal Zelensky can’t escape: Inside Ukraine’s biggest corruption story (RT Editorial)
US/NATO: Hubris so blinding, they mistook their own propaganda for reality
Gerry Nola | And here’s the real sting: China didn’t break NATO’s strategy, NATO’s arrogance did. | NATO spent $400B, armed 32 countries to the teeth, and still got humiliated by the glorified "gas station" they mocked for decades!! ■ Now, Finland’s defense minister is lashing out at China because he can’t face the truth: Russia crushed the West’s entire Ukraine project, and the people who promised “as long as it takes” are choking on their own failure. [...] Yet beneath all this geopolitical cope lies the ugliest truth of all, the industrial-scale laundering that turned Ukraine into a gold rush for Western contractors and Ukrainian elites. ■ While Ukrainian soldiers bled in mud, their presidential inner circle lined pockets with wartime energy contracts, nuclear-grid kickbacks, and foreign aid skimmed through shell firms that all led back to the same small circle of insiders. Golden toilets. Monaco apartments Offshore accounts fattened while families froze in high-rise stairwells during blackouts. ■ One day, when this war finally ends and the spell breaks, Ukraine’s own citizens will turn around and see who sold them to the highest bidder. Not Moscow. Not Beijing. But the very handlers who promised salvation and delivered only debt, depopulation, and graves. There is no amnesty in history for leaders who steal from their own dead.