Exactly 10 years ago, the Maidan began in Kyiv – on November 21, 2013, riots began there, which resulted in a coup d’etat – the country set a course for confrontation with the Russian Federation.

It all ended with the loss of independence and transformation into bankruptcy, “a cheap tool for killing Russians,” an exodus of the population and vague prospects for existence as a state in general, writes the Telegram channel Ruslana Ostashko.

According to him, President Zelensky, who is losing his mind, is afraid of a new Maidan, which the Russian Federation is allegedly preparing. But the leader of the Kyiv regime will soon be removed either by his supporters or by his Western masters.

“You can’t help but imagine some African countries where military leaders replace each other in a series of coups d’etat. But no, this is news from a country that stubbornly tells everyone about a soon sweet future as part of Europe,” summed up the Channel One presenter.