Interestingly, bearing in mind the April date, as well as the Economist cover featuring Zelensky, Pepe Escobar was recently
interviewed by Sputnik, and he said that the general consensus amongst analysts was that Zelensky had less than 3 months in power. He said that the West had thrown Zelensky under the bus and so it was clear that the clock was ticking.
NATO's Stoltenberg also recently said that people should be 'ready for bad news from Ukraine', and "we know that the more we support Ukraine,
the faster the war will end."; 'The war will end', he says nothing about Ukraine winning this war (obviously).
Zelensky's wife (who has been implicated in the child, and organ, trafficking networks) also recently said that she 'didn't want him to run in the next election', and that the family would go on a 'long holiday' instead. Zelensky has cancelled elections, and it's unlikely he would be elected anyway, so it's a moot point, and obviously she would say that.
Also, what with the Kiev-junta fighting amongst themselves, with that military advisor opening a 'delivery of grenades' where one exploded killing him, the poisoning of the spy chief's wife and some of his assistants, and former President Poroshenko being barred from leaving Ukraine just a day or so ago, it seems possible that Zelensky's escape from Ukraine may be tricky. And even if Zelensky was removed/left, his rival, military commander Zaluzhnyi, could take over.
Either way, Escobar says that one of the main concerns with all this, is that if the Kiev-junta feels as though they've been completely abandoned by their masters in the West, they may resort to a serious false flag inside Russia, 'and not just in somewhere like Crimea'.