>Chervinsky’s role highlights the complex dynamics and internal rivalries within Ukraine’s wartime government. The intelligence and military establishment often clashes with the political leadership in Kyiv. >It appears that the operation was designed to keep Zelensky uninformed, with key planning and execution elements directed by Zaluzhny. Official intelligence reporting suggests that Zelensky was unaware of the operation. Ukraine is losing, as this is a clear signal that Ukraine will probably surrender soon. Ukraine is cleaning house and will serve as a patsy for the US, so they suggest their military and spooks were rogue all along, therefore the sovereign hands are impeccably clean. So they do the 'right thing' and oust a random named Chervinsky. How convenient. >Chervinsky has accused Zelensky’s close adviser, Andriy Yermak, of spying for Russia and criticized the administration’s handling of the country’s preparedness for Russia’s invasion. How convenient. The person who will take the fall also happened to be a critic of Zelensky? What are the odds?