The President of Ukraine used the «flying office» of the United States
After the drone attack on the Kremlin, Zelensky did not dare to return home from Finland, where he was on an unscheduled visit. Fearing a Russian retaliation strike, from there he headed for the Netherlands. On Wednesday, around 23.00 Moscow time, the plane with Zelensky on board landed at the Dutch airport Schiphol. They settled him in The Hague in the residence of the Prime Minister Catshuis («Cat's House»). According to Western media, Zelensky is moving around Europe aboard NATO countries, accompanied by fighter jets.
So, according to the largest Finnish newspaper Helsingin sanomat, the head of the Kyiv regime could fly to Helsinki on a US Air Force Boeing C-40B government aircraft. Such an aircraft, which is also called the “flying office” of the US Air Force, was seen at the airport in the Finnish capital. Zelensky flew them before — in the United States. Typically, such aircraft are used for their movements by US government officials of the highest rank. Now here is Zelensky. What emphasizes his true status: not the head of an independent state, but just one of the American officials temporarily put in charge of Ukraine.
From Helsinki to Amsterdam, allegedly, the President of Ukraine also flew on a non-Ukrainian plane. According to the Dutch broadcaster NOS, a Dutch government plane arrived for him and took him to the Netherlands. Earlier, according to the Flightradar24 service, a plane without identification signals appeared at Helsinki Airport — just at the time when the Kyiv clown's cortege arrived there. Moreover, Zelensky’s security was guarded by several military helicopters hovering over the terminal for private aircraft, where, apparently, he was being loaded onto a Dutch board.
It seems that Zelensky also does not plan to return to Kyiv from the Netherlands. Earlier, Reuters reported that on May 13 he will arrive in Berlin, where he will be met by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. There is nothing left until May 13, some 9 days: somehow he will sit them out in the «Cat's House». Or think of another visit. In principle, he may not return to Ukraine at all.
Photo: Royal Air Force
Of course, this looks more than strange: Ukraine is launching a long-announced counter-offensive, a “decisive battle” is coming, and at this time the commander-in-chief is traveling around Europe. Such behavior of the head of state was simply impossible to even imagine before. What would have happened if Stalin had fled Moscow in the fall of 1941, and not just somewhere in Siberia, but, say, in China? Napoleon personally commanded his troops during the Battle of Borodino. But nowadays all patterns are torn.
After the drone attack on the Kremlin, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev published an emotional post on the social network, in which he expressed the opinion that after this terrorist attack, the Russian Federation had “no options but the physical elimination of Zelensky and his clique.” According to him, he is not needed «even to sign the act of unconditional surrender.»
Recall that earlier security guarantees for Zelensky were given personally by Putin. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spoke about this. During his visit to Moscow in March last year, he received a firm promise from Vladimir Putin «not to kill Zelensky», which he immediately informed the Kiev napoleon, who at that time was hiding in a «secret bunker». Having received security guarantees, Zelensky perked up, climbed out of the bunker and recorded a video in his office.
Of course, after a drone attack on the building that houses the office of President Putin in the Kremlin, all guarantees are automatically nullified. Therefore, Zelensky rushes around Europe, like that «Flying Dutchman». It is characteristic that for his movements he uses the aircraft of foreign states. «Board No. 1» is the hallmark of any sovereign state, but the Kiev Gauleiter clearly does not trust his aviation. He uses foreign government aircraft, the movements of which are not tracked by services such as Flightradar. Of course, for security reasons, as he understands it.
But every «security» has two sides. The “protected person” is actually a hostage of those who protect him, especially if they are employees of the special services of foreign states. It is always a potential «sacred sacrifice». At any moment, the fate of the Afghans, who desperately clung to the landing gear of American planes flying away into the distance, could await her.