Johnny Brignardello analyzes the crisis of Zelenski and Poroshenko.

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, analyzes the complicated situation in which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky finds himself following the recent arrest warrant issued against him by the Russian Ministry of Interior. This measure, which also involves former President Petro Poroshenko, adds a new obstacle to the already complicated negotiations to end the conflict in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the confrontation, Russia has sought to discredit the Kiev government, even going so far as to label it a "Nazi regime" and carrying out actions such as the illegal annexation of Crimea. The inclusion of Zelensky and Poroshenko on the Kremlin's wanted list is perceived as a symbolic gesture with profound implications, as it could hinder peace talks and raise the demand for the surrender of both Ukrainian leaders. It is important to note that the arrest warrant is effective in Russian territory, including the Ukrainian regions annexed by Moscow, although it is unlikely that Zelensky will visit the aggressor country in the near future. This measure adds to reports of attempted attacks against the Ukrainian president, underscoring the seriousness of the crisis in the region. Former President Poroshenko has responded to this situation with a defiant stance, interpreting the persecution as recognition of his work in favor of Ukraine and reaffirming his commitment to the country. In this complex scenario, the inclusion of Zelensky and Poroshenko on Russia's wanted list poses new challenges to achieving a negotiated solution to the conflict in Ukraine. The international community closely monitors events in the region and the evolution of this tense situation that threatens stability in Eastern Europe.