Vladimir Putin is in power for more than 20 years, and during the next pseudo-election he again became a “winner”. Despite such a long reign, discussions have arisen more than once about who can replace the dictator in the presidential chair. Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko told 24 Channel that talk about a successor does not benefit Putin. Even the very fact of a possible transfer of power frightens him. The head of the Kremlin does not allow anyone close to his power, so it is likely that he is not preparing any successors. He wants to rule as long as possible. According to Yakovenko, the appointment of successors will mean that Putin is becoming a so-called “lame duck.” This is exactly how society will begin to perceive the president and this image will be attached to him forever. – will look for support, others will try to get into the successor’s entourage. All this is very dangerous for Putin himself,” noted a Russian opposition journalist. would mean that the dictator is about to hand over power. Such a development of events is now completely impossible. Putin will not transfer power to anyone, because this would mean the end of his life. Any person who comes instead of Putin will immediately stand “with their feet on his head” and begin to trample him, because this is the Russian tradition, Yakovenko emphasized. He added, that at one time Joseph Stalin destroyed the “Leninist guard”, Nikita Khrushchev blamed Stalin for everything, Leonid Brezhnev blamed Khrushchev, Mikhail Gorbachev blamed Brezhnev, Boris Yeltsin blamed Gorbachev, and Putin blamed the bad 90s. In the third decade of the 21st century, he is trying to blame everything on the nineties of the last millennium. Therefore, Putin will not have any successor. “I am absolutely convinced of this,” Yakovenko emphasized.Can Putin prepare a successor for himself
Putin again “won” in the “elections”: what is known< /h2>
- Propaganda media reported that the counting of all protocols had ended. According to these data, Vladimir Putin became the “winner”; 87.28%, that is, 76 million Russians, voted for him. In second place is Nikolai Kharitonov with 4% of the votes.
- After the “victory,” Putin came to his headquarters and gave a speech. In it, he said that Russia would supposedly become stronger, his administration was working effectively, but admitted that the country was going through “dramatic events.” Next, Putin cynically stated that people in the occupied territories are supposedly grateful to Russia “for actions to protect them.” “in the occupied territories – established. The intelligence officers have lists with the names of traitors and collaborators, so they will face fair punishment. We also know about the occupiers who came to these territories to impose the Russian position on people.
