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So basically we won’t be wanting peace even if Putin wants it because our plan is to get us into a war so we can stay in power as we can’t be voted out in wartime which is a trick Zelenskyy has mastered beautifully to stay in power !... show more

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Kate from Kharkiv

218,774 views • 1 month ago

RIGHT 💪💪 In other words Zelenskyy wants to stay in power and is a warmonger.

RIGHT 💪💪 In other words Zelenskyy wants to stay in power and is a warmonger.

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