Dissatisfaction Is Growing In Russia: Zelenskyy Has Revealed Documents That End Up On Putin’s Desk
- 14.06.2026, 14:27
Ukrainian intelligence has obtained important information.
Ukrainian intelligence has obtained classified documents that land on the desk of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. Specifically, these documents concern the Kremlin leader’s approval rating and Russians’ dissatisfaction with his actions.
This was reported by RBC-Ukraine citing the Telegram channel of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
“There were reports from our intelligence agencies based on the results of assessments of the internal situation in Russia and the acquisition of documents that land on the Russian leader’s desk. We understand that Putin is rarely given completely truthful information without embellishment. But even what he sees in the documents that reach him still allows conclusions to be drawn,” Zelenskyy said.
In particular, according to the reports, the so-called indicators of Russians’ dissatisfaction with Putin will continue to rise steadily, and he is already being prepared for the idea that the rise in dissatisfaction cannot be stopped and that this indicator “will not level off” until September, when parliamentary elections are scheduled in Russia.
The support rating for Russia’s ruling party shows a steady downward trend, which means significantly greater levels of fraud will be necessary.
Intelligence agencies also report a significant rise in protest sentiment across Russian regions.
“We believe that these reports do not yet take into account potential events in June, July, and August, which are bound to further influence the situation in Russia,” the President of Ukraine noted.
He emphasized that the entirely justified pressure on Russia over this war will continue and will intensify.
“So, by September, Putin will be facing even worse indicators. Unfortunately, in response to all the public and private peace proposals we have made, we have heard only talk of continuing his war,” Zelenskyy added.
According to him, the internal situation in Russia should convince people otherwise: that peace is needed.
“Ukraine proposes negotiating a dignified peace. Obviously, the trends will not change, and over time this may mean that an agreement will have to be concluded with someone else from Russia—with someone who does not shut themselves off from reality,” noted the President of Ukraine.