The Kremlin is on the threshold of new challenges: how Putin's rhetoric is changing because of this

The Kremlin is on the threshold of new challenges: how Putin's rhetoric is changing because of this Angela Figin

Vladimir Putin's rhetoric has added new messages. The Russian dictator has unexpectedly decided to respond to drone strikes in Russia. However, he has not made any constructive or logical statements.

The president of the aggressor country has traditionally resorted to threats and said that the West will regret allowing Ukraine to attack strategic facilities on Russian territory. The head of the Center for Public Analysis “Tower” Valery Klochok told 24 Channel what challenges the Kremlin faces and why it should respond to them.

Putin's New Messages

The Kremlin is now facing a new challenge – the rise to power of Donald Trump. In addition, Putin needs to respond to all the challenges that are happening in his country. In particular, comment on how Russia will respond to strikes on cities where military facilities are located.

Putin promises his people that no one will abandon them, there will be a response. And it works for Russia. In my opinion, Putin has found the optimal model for supporting the war by replenishing personnel, purchasing weapons, and so on. Here the regime demonstrates that it is viable, said Klochok.

According to him, Putin has given Russians a choice: either fight or be outcasts.

“But Russians are already outcasts, so they have no other choice – only to fight. Most Russians support the Putin regime, which runs the country, but there are attempts to disrupt it,” added the head of the Tower Public Analysis Center.

By the way, Putin continues to threaten to strike with an Oreshnik medium-range missile. During the direct line, he proposed conducting an experiment with a missile strike on Kyiv, “Oreshnik”, to check what could shoot it down.