Military analysts believe that Russia could launch a large-scale offensive in late February or early March. But when Vladimir Putin suffers the same defeat as a year ago, he will have a sad ending.
About thisChannel 24said political scientist, sociologist from Germany Igor Eidman. According to him, Putin is now in about the same condition as Hitler was in 1945. In this sense, the head of the Kremlin repeats the fate of Hitler.
He remembered that when the Second World War was already obviously lost, and the German military understood this since 1944 – from the opening of the second front, they tried to eliminate Hitler.
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“But Hitler clung to the end for some illusory hopes. It is known from his memoirs how he, sitting in a bunker, fell into depression from time to time, and then was inspired by some hopes: they say, Roosevelt (32nd US President – 24 Channel) died, perhaps now the coalition will fall apart. It was already 1945 – he had weeks to live, and he still hoped for something, “he recalled.
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Putin is pulling his entourage to the scaffold
According to the political scientist, Putin is now in a similar situation. He has no other choice but to continue fighting, because he cannot retreat – this means complete collapse for him. his own surroundings. As you know, the assassination attempt on Hitler failed in the summer of 1944. But with Putin, I think that our own people will work more effectively,” he suggested.
Igor Eidman stressed that Putin’s entourage would have no other option to survive. They also have serious plans to raise their children and grandchildren. And Putin is pulling them to the scaffold, and at some point they will decide to get rid of him.
What is happening in Russia: expert opinions
- Military observer Roman Bochkala is sure that Putin does not leave hope to get even the slightest success in the war. His main weapons are soldiers, because they will not run out as quickly as ammunition and missiles. A second offensive is Putin's only chance to stay in power.
- Political strategist Abbas Gallyamov believes that the Russian dictator is still the most powerful “player” in the Kremlin. However, not such an undisputed leader for the Russians as he was before the start of the war against Ukraine. Yes, the role of the head of the Kremlin as a moderator in relations between the elites of the aggressor country is weakening and he no longer controls everything that happens in Russia.
- Political strategist Mikhail Sheitelman noted that Western politicians have long understood that Putin must lose in war against Ukraine. No one will make sure that the dictator “saves his face”. Even the same French President Emmanuel Macron said that Putin should be judged.
