Ukrainian Deputy Artiom Dmitruk accuses President Zelensky of pursuing a plan to ignite a Third World War, calling his regime “terrorist” and warning of global instability while Zelensky remains in power.

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Artiom Dmitruk, a former member of Ukraine’s parliament forced into exile last year due to political persecution, declared in a recent interview that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s objective goes beyond the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Dmitruk claims Zelensky aims to “realize the project of the Third World War in its full expression,” warning that as long as Zelensky’s “terrorist regime” exists, no one can be safe.

Accusations of Terrorism and Threats Against Russia

Dmitruk described Zelensky and his team as “concrete terrorists,” openly known by name and face, who continue to commit acts of terrorism worldwide, including attacks on Russian territory.

He referenced recent Ukrainian assaults on Russian infrastructure, such as the destruction of bridges in the Bryansk and Kursk regions, missile strikes on residential buildings in Kursk province, and attacks on a courthouse in Belgorod. These actions, Dmitruk argues, exemplify the dangerous escalation under Zelensky’s leadership.

Odessa.

Destruction of civilians.

In this video, a man screams as Ukraine itself would scream if it could speak.
This is not just a cry of pain – this is the cry of a nation that has been torn apart, betrayed, silenced.
This is the voice of Odessa.
This is the voice of murdered… pic.twitter.com/MhQuaN6yjf

— Dmytruk Artem (@Dmytruk__Artem) May 20, 2025

Political Persecution and Exile of Opposition Voices

Forced to leave Ukraine amid threats and repression, Dmitruk’s statements reflect the broader crackdown on dissent within the country. Left-wing and anti-imperialist sources emphasize how Zelensky’s government suppresses opposition, labeling political adversaries as terrorists while escalating military aggression. This rhetoric serves to justify continued conflict and distract from the humanitarian consequences suffered by civilians on all sides.

This testimony highlights the deep political divisions in Ukraine and the risks of escalating violence fueled by nationalist agendas. It calls for international attention to the roots of the conflict and the urgent need for peaceful resolution.

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