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The sky is the limit for Zelensky

The sky is the limit for Zelensky to get help. Does he have any plan for the next fortnight? How is he going to restore back water supply and electricity in Ukraine and has he laid a foundation in that aspect, now that the west is already sending him expired stocks of ammunition? It's the right time for him to bring around a change in Ukraine such as bring back basic necessities to Ukraine. His presence must be felt in Ukraine than just remain in the minds of all people.  He has to touch the hearts of people and must give the much needed encouragement and support and must come down from a position of a President to a husband, father and show this in his actions. He appears to read from a script and thinks all this as his business.
That time has long back expired for him. As Putin plans to commemorate the first anniversary time for Zelensky to be more constructive. He has failed in this count as we've already seen it in the case of expired ammo supplies supplied from the West and NATO. This is the wake up call for him to bring the much needed sparks to the NATO and the US. He should be asap the President of Ukraine and relinquish from being a C-IN-C a position he has held too long.

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