Russia is predicted the worst scenarios after the end of the war. The cause of the problems will be not only the loss in the war, but also a short-sighted domestic policy.
This was announced on Channel 24 by Major General of the SBU reserve Viktor Yagun. He is convinced that Russia is now in a very difficult situation.
Putin's words are not perceived
“In fact, every step they take, wherever it goes, leads to more problems inside and outside of Russia,” Yagun said.
Logical, at first glance, conversations about the world during Christmas were not accepted by either the audience on which Vladimir Putin relied, nor the domestic audience, nor the international one.
Prigozhin is a problem for Russia
Yagun emphasized another problem of Russia – Yevgeny Prigozhin's voice is breaking through. This is a person who should not even come close to being allowed to power.
Yagun remembered Prigogine's last ridiculous message. He offered universities and the best faculties of Russia to count without exams those people who went through the war in Ukraine.
In fact, he is trying to shove former prisoners into the faculties of diplomacy, at MGIMO, – the speaker added.
This reminds Yagun of the system of the Soviet Union, when those who fought in Afghanistan without exams, only with a certificate of school education, were “crammed” into universities.
Prigozhin is a man who has neither a professional education nor well-established connections in the elite, now he is starting to lead the state in completely unexpected ways, the major general emphasized. The owner of PIK Wagner decides who to fire, punish, send to the front, just kill, and who to give a start in life through the most prestigious Russian faculties.
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Russia will destroy itself
Prigozhin reminds Yaguna of Grigory Rasputin, who led the state in a similar way, and history has shown what fatal consequences this led to.
The major general is convinced that Russia should not be interfered with, but only observed. Perhaps Prigogine will end up the same as Rasputin.
Their state begins to crumble from within, and perhaps this is one of those moments that will affect our future victory, the speaker predicted.
Russia after the Ukrainian Victory
Yagun suggested that if Russia had at least an ephemeral opposition that could speak out and offer something, it might have taken power after the Ukrainian victory.
Now on the field of play in Russia there are security officials, businessmen, to a certain extent the military, the speaker noted. He doubts that the siloviki will allow the businessmen to seize power, but it is likely that Russia could start an internal struggle between these several groups, because they have long been at enmity with each other.
Viktor Yagun suggests that certain regions with their own traditions, such as Tatarstan, are less likely to hold public protests. But it is very difficult for Russia to foresee what other regions should do in the current situation.
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