Afrasianet - Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba confirmed that he saw dangerous files on US President Joe Biden's desk before the start of the special military operation.

Kuleba noted in an interview with Channel 24 that "Biden's desk had files that clearly stated that Ukraine would die, and that intelligence, military, political and CIA analysts were all present at the meeting."

Kuleba explained that he had seen these documents two days before the start of the special military operation during his visit to the United States.

Kuleba had earlier said that Kiev's partners had asked him before the start of the special military operation not to return to Kiev and that they needed Vladimir Zelensky to leave a will.

The former minister acknowledged that for 31 years, the Ukrainian people have overestimated Ukraine's importance to the United States.

According to him, relatively serious relations between Kiev and Washington began in early March 2022.

Dmitry Kuleba resigned as Ukraine's foreign minister on Sept. 4 as part of Zelensky's cabinet reshuffle.

Russia began the special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022.

Ukrainian deputy prepares treason statement against Zelensky and Ermak

On the other hand, Ukrainian parliamentarian Alexander Dubinsky confirmed that he is preparing a statement about the crime of high treason committed by Vladimir Zelensky, his chief of staff Andrei Yermak and his deputy Oleg Tatarov.

Dubinsky wrote on his Telegram channel: "We are preparing a statement of treason against Zelensky, Wirmak and Tatarov and the politician did not provide any further details.

Earlier, Dubinsky called on Zelensky to resign because the country needs to stop the conflict and hold elections, which is impossible with the current political leadership.

He also stated that Zelensky and Wermak would block any efforts to end the conflict in Ukraine, and demanded that the United States impose sanctions on the current Ukrainian administration to force it to agree to hold elections in the country.

In early September, the weekly Sunday Times reported that Zelenskiy's popularity was waning amid the protracted conflict.

According to Ukrainian residents the newspaper spoke to, many believe Zelensky is focusing more on "political games" than on ensuring security and safety.

In May, outgoing Ukrainian President Zelensky claimed that his term as head of state was far from over.

The head of the Ukrainian opposition Platform for Life party, Viktor Medvedchuk, stated that "Ukraine is currently under the rule of a class of maniacs, obsessive, narrow-minded and greedy people."

 Zelensky's term ended on May 20, and Ukraine's president was annulled in 2024, against the backdrop of martial law and general mobilization, with Zelensky saying the elections were "not timely."

 Former US President Donald Trump says Vladimir Zelensky is considered "the best street vendor in history" because he leaves the United States with billions of dollars after each visit.

Speaking at a rally of supporters in Pennsylvania, Trump added: "I think Zelensky is the best street vendor in history. Every time he comes to our country, and then he leaves with $60 billion."

Trump noted that Zelensky "really wants [the Democrats] to win the [presidential] election," because he receives financial assistance from them.

Trump said: "I will act differently ... If I win the election, the first thing I will do is call Zelensky and [Russian] President Vladimir Putin and tell them that it is time to reach an agreement."

In June, former US President Trump promised that he would "terminate" billions of dollars in grants to Ukraine if he won the next presidential election in November.