Inquiring Minds Want To Know if the US Will Assassinate Zelensky in a Missile Strike and Blame Russia?

Editor's note: The idea that the US would launch a missile strike on Kiev killing Zelensky and a few of his top generals and blame it on Russia is not our idea. The US is not concerned about Zelensky's safety. They would cynically dust him in a heartbeat if they knew it would massively escalate the US war against Russia in Ukraine. That idea the US will assassinate Zelensky was sourced from: 2022-07-23 Zelensky Is About To Be Assassinated By The Americans. Russia has absolutely no intent to assassinate Zelensky.

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Source: RT News

US concerned about Zelensky's safety

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan claims that Russia is "capable of just about anything"

Vladimir Zelensky listens to a military report from near Ukraine's border with the Donetsk People's Republic, June 5, 2022 © AP / Ukrainian Presidential Press Office

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said on Friday that Washington is worried about the personal safety of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. The US is assisting Zelensky with his security, Sullivan added.

"President Zelensky's personal safety is something that concerns us," Sullivan told the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado. "This is a leader in wartime, dealing with an enemy in Russia that is ruthless, brutal and capable of just about anything."

"President Zelensky takes the precautions you would expect to protect himself," Sullivan continued, adding that the US is helping to "facilitate” the Ukrainian leader's security, without elaborating.

The US offered to evacuate Zelensky from Kiev when Russia launched its military operation in Ukraine in February. Zelensky did not take up the offer. This week, Ukraine's parliament approved the firing of Ivan Bakanov, the top official at the state security service (the SBU). Zelensky also removed the heads of SBU departments in five of the country's regions. Bakanov was a close associate of Zelensky, and the pair had worked together since the latter's days in comedy.

Ukraine's president has claimed on several occasions that assassins have threatened his life, and his officials said numerous times that Russia intends to have the president killed. Moscow denies these allegations, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stating in April that Zelensky "is the president of Ukraine," and Russia wants him to sit down and agree to its terms for peace.

Asked whether he worries about declining public support for Ukraine at home, Sullivan said that he worries "about literally everything," except the arms pipeline to Kiev.

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