Brief version of the news
- Putin’s main weakness is that the entire regime is built around him and he “put everything on himself.”
- The expert noted that Putin’s actions in recent years are suicide for Russia and everyone who works for this regime.
- The Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia and his friend were taken into custody for taking a bribe.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin builds his policy in such a way that all processes in the state depend on him . If he is gone, then most of the Kremlin apostates will also lose their power.
Sergei Zhirnov, an ex-employee of the KGB and the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, told Channel 24 that Putin’s main weakness is that he “put everything on himself.” The entire control system of Russia is built around him.
“If you take away this little dwarf figure, the whole system will fall,” said Zhirnov.
Putin's regime
The ex-KGB officer noted that all Putin's actions over the past three years are suicide for Russia, the Putin regime and all the people working for this regime.
In his opinion, these people partially understand the fatality of what is happening, but do not want to think about it and hope for the opportunity to earn billions from the war that the Kremlin dictator started.
This is his (Putin – Channel 24) greatest weakness. He does not build any future; he is directed only to the past. “He’s dragging the whole country along with him into the grave,” emphasized Sergei Zhirnov.
What’s happening in Russia: current news
- Russian Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov and his friend were sent to a pre-trial detention center. Both are accused of receiving a large amount of bribe. Ivanov is being held in custody until June 23, 2024.
- After a dam break and heavy rainfall in the Orsk region, Russia faced a crisis situation. The Russian leader decided to hold a meeting about the events that became known on the evening of April 5, only now.
- The German Defense Minister said that Russia is producing more weapons than necessary waging war in Ukraine. He pointed out that the Kremlin is actively filling its trains, and the Russian military-industrial complex is working towards maximum filling.
