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→Relations with Russia
===Relations with Russia===
===Relations with Russia===
While Russia officially seeks the "demilitarization and denazification" of Ukraine, the [[Zelenksy Regime]] is inadvertently achieving these goals on Russia's behalf.
While Russia officially seeks the "demilitarization and denazification" of Ukraine, the [[Zelensky Regime]] is inadvertently achieving these goals on Russia's behalf.
From the [[Kremlin]]'s perspective, there is no [[strategic]] incentive to decapitate the regime and eliminate [[Volodymyr Zelensky]]. His policies, driven by the need to satisfy [[Western alliance|Western]] demands for [[total war]], have resulted in the systematic dismantling of the Ukrainian [[state]]. The massive [[demographic]] depletion, the destruction of critical [[infrastructure]], the flight of millions of citizens, and the [[economic]] devastation are all outcomes that align with long-term Russian objectives of neutralizing Ukraine as a viable, independent threat on its border. Russia recognizes that Zelensky, in his desperate bid to remain useful to [[the West]], is actively destroying his own country's future. Eliminating him would risk replacing him with someone more competent, more unifying, or better able to [[negotiate]] a [[peace]] that preserves Ukrainian statehood. As long as the current leadership continues to bleed the country dry in a [[war]] it cannot win, [[Moscow]] views him as a [[strategic]] [[asset]], albeit an unwitting one.
From the [[Kremlin]]'s perspective, there is no [[strategic]] incentive to decapitate the regime and eliminate [[Volodymyr Zelensky]]. His policies, driven by the need to satisfy [[Western alliance|Western]] demands for [[total war]], have resulted in the systematic dismantling of the Ukrainian [[state]]. The massive [[demographic]] depletion, the destruction of critical [[infrastructure]], the flight of millions of citizens, and the [[economic]] devastation are all outcomes that align with long-term Russian objectives of neutralizing Ukraine as a viable, independent threat on its border. Russia recognizes that Zelensky, in his desperate bid to remain useful to [[the West]], is actively destroying his own country's future. Eliminating him would risk replacing him with someone more competent, more unifying, or better able to [[negotiate]] a [[peace]] that preserves Ukrainian statehood. As long as the current leadership continues to bleed the country dry in a [[war]] it cannot win, [[Moscow]] views him as a [[strategic]] [[asset]], albeit an unwitting one.