Failed Putin assassination attempt: Zelensky panics after Russia’s threat of retaliation
Flies aboard American Airforce jet
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The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky is in panic and obviously not a free man anymore, after the failed assassination attempt on Vladimir Putin, as alleged by the Russians.
Since the stern warning from Moscow that there will be retaliations and that Zelensky will be haunted down at all costs, the Ukrainian president has had to watch his back every step of the way.
Fearing Russian attack on him, American Airforce mobilized to convey Zelensky from Netherlands to Poland!
Currently, Russian Airforce reportedly has SU-35S fighter jets in attack positions over eastern Ukraine, where they constantly look out for any plane conveying Zelensky from Finland or anywhere, to Kyiv.
Remember that in my previous post on this situation, Zelensky was meant to go to Poland and from there possibly travel by rail in the cover of darkness, to Kyiv, and that’s if at all he ever returns to Kyiv. Suddenly we hear he was in the Netherlands.
While in the Netherlands, he claimed that the much talked about Ukrainian counteroffensive will be successful, and he once again asked for weapons from the west.
When he was done with his mission in the Netherlands, Zelensky couldn’t fly in his usual way, back to Ukraine.
Reports say Zelensky is planning to enter the Polish airspace en route to Warsaw – and from there, it’s not clear if he will attempt going back to Ukraine by other means or if he will stay.
However, in order for him to even leave Netherlands for Poland, the US Airforce had to step in big.
From the Netherlands, he was accompanied by one E-3C AWACS aircraft and two US Airforce KS-135R tanker aircraft.
Zelensky himself then flies aboard an American C-17A military transport aircraft.
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that means that from start to finish, all aircraft involved are owned by the U.S. Airforce.
Also, according to other reports, Zelensky had a secret plan to visit Germany but the plan leaked, including the hotel where he planned to stay.
Consequently, Germans are not sure anymore if it is still a good idea for him to come given the very sensitive security situation around him at this time.
It will be interesting to know when and how he gets back to Kyiv and if he ever does. Read more.
J. C. Okechukwu wrote via his Twitter handle, @jcokechukwu.
