by Cassie B., Natural News:
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- Former Zelensky press secretary accuses him of prolonging war for personal profit and money laundering.
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- She claims Ukraine nearly reached a peace deal in 2022 but was pressured by the U.S. and UK to abandon negotiations.
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- Mendel describes Zelensky as a manipulative dictator who thrives on conflict and is unelectable.
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- Ukraine’s population has reportedly shrunk from 42 million to 25 million due to war and economic collapse.
- Zelensky faces mounting criticism and corruption allegations from within and abroad.
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In an eye-opening interview with Tucker Carlson, Yulia Mendel, the former press secretary for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, accused her ex-boss of prolonging the war with Russia for personal profit, calling him a “dictator” who thrives on conflict. Mendel, who served from 2019 to 2021, claimed Zelensky is “one of the biggest obstacles to peace today,” alleging he uses the war to launder money and maintain power while Ukraine’s people suffer.
Mendel’s explosive claims come as Zelensky’s chief of staff, Andrey Yermak, faces money laundering investigations, and other close associates flee corruption scandals. She told Carlson that Zelensky “is going to come up with any condition, he is going to change his positions all the time just to prolong this war and to get more money.” When pressed on whether Ukraine could win, she admitted, “I think it’s obvious to Zelensky, too. But he thrives on this war. Why would he end it?”
A leader detached from reality
Mendel described Zelensky as a master manipulator, skilled at crafting a heroic image for Western audiences while ruling with authoritarian tactics at home. “He is constantly changing masks,” she said, revealing that behind closed doors, he is “gloomy” and “evil,” far from the compassionate leader he portrays in public. She recalled his own words: “Ukraine is not ready for democracy. Dictatorship is order.”
Her allegations extend to Zelensky’s inner circle, where she claims corruption is systemic. She recounted an incident where a ministerial candidate was told to propose money-laundering schemes during a job interview with Zelensky and Yermak present. “He is behind many schemes of money laundering,” she asserted, adding that secret polls she says were commissioned by the Ukrainian government show Zelensky is now “unelectable” if elections were held.
