Russians are ready to set fire to their factories for money – a political strategist about the fire in Moscow

A special vehicle plant caught fire in Moscow / Pixabay

On the evening of December 3, a specialized automobile plant in Moscow caught fire. The fire covered an area of 500 square kilometers.

Political strategist Boris Tizenhausen commented on the incident to Channel 24 . According to him, the Russians could have set fire to the enterprise themselves. Thus, the population of the aggressor country is driven into a dead end due to the policies of its government, so it can decide to do anything to earn at least a little money.

“Now it’s difficult to figure out whether enterprises catch fire due to negligence. <...> There are many people in Russia whom Putin has driven into a miserable existence. They are ready to set fire to factories and military registration and enlistment offices for money,” Tizengauzen noted.

In any case, such a large enterprise one way or another still works for the Russian military-industrial complex. Therefore, we can assume that the fire weakened the military potential of the aggressor country.

What did the burnt plant produce?

This enterprise produced trailers that carry boats and all kinds of snowmobiles. Since trailers for military vehicles were also produced there in Soviet times, this could still be done now.

“I am sure that they also carried out defense orders,” Tiesenhausen is convinced.

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