Keeps the herd from uprisings: why complaints from flooded Russians are useless

Russian Orsk found itself under water due to a dam failure on April 5. The authorities are not going to respond in any way to all complaints from the local population.

Political scientist, blogger Sergei Zaporozhsky told < strong>24 Channel that the Kremlin’s task is to keep Russians from any riots and uprisings. However, they themselves are not very keen to change anything.

Complaints of the Orchans

According to the political scientist, the story of the flooding of Orsk should escalate as much as possible due to the plunge of the Russian population into poverty. It is then that Russians will begin to speak openly about this to the authorities.

They (Russians – Channel 24) seem to talk about it as if it exists, but it doesn’t seem to be a big deal. When you lose your home and everything you had, including the new TV from your husband’s funeral, there is a moment when you begin to ask the authorities the questions that you should have asked a long time ago,” Zaporozhsky noted.

Actions of the Russian authorities

However, the Russians still have a problem – they do not choose the government, much less the one that will report to them. According to the political scientist, local authorities, which receive complaints from Russians, have only one task – to keep the “herd” without rallies, uprisings and any protests.

They will never think of an action against the war. It is beneficial for Ukraine that a ruthless and meaningless Russian revolt begins in Russia,” Zaporozhsky emphasized.

Flooded Orsk : latest news

• The mayor of the city of Orsk, Vasily Kozupits, on the eve of the flooding, assured the Russians that the city would not go under water. On April 3, he posted a message on social networks, where he reported on the inspection of the local dam.
• Also, the mayor of the flooded city was distinguished by the acquittal of his son, who bought an apartment in the United Arab Emirates for 353 thousand dollars . He believes that it’s not so hard for the residents of flooded Orsk, but his son, who now lives in hot Dubai, is another matter. Tomsk and Kemerovo regions. Dozens of houses there have already been flooded, and volunteers have begun evacuating.