There are more and more security guards – a Russian oppositionist suggested who could kill Putin

There are more and more security guards – a Russian oppositionist suggested who could kill Putin Angela Figin

They tried to kill Vladimir Putin more than once, but so far all attempts have been in vain. At the same time, Russians' dissatisfaction with the war that the Kremlin has been waging against Ukraine for more than 10 years is growing.

In conversation with 24 Channel Russian opposition politician Olga Kurnosova suggested who could carry out a successful attempt on the life of the head of the Kremlin.

There will be those willing

The other day, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kirill Budanov, confirmed that he knows about the attempts to assassinate Putin. All attempts on the dictator's life, unfortunately, have so far been unsuccessful. However, according to him, Russians are afraid of losing Putin.

As a Russian opposition politician noted, attempts to kill Putin can come from within and they will be much more successful than those coming from outside.

Putin is creating more and more security for himself. He changes guards often. However, the dictator periodically meets with someone, so attempts to do something from within can be more successful, added Kurnosova.

The Russian president has long been no longer a “compromising figure for his environment” and “an arbitrator who suits everyone.

First of all, the economic situation is deteriorating. It is clear that those who are engaged in the production of weapons. , are getting rich, but they were going to spend their conditional pension somewhere in warm climes on the Cote d’Azur, and now it’s becoming more and more difficult to do this,” said Kurnosova.

Note that the mouthpiece Russian dictator Dmitry Peskov has already responded to Budanov’s words about several attempts on Putin’s life. According to him, the security of the president of the aggressor country is ensured at the proper level, but Peskov complains about threats from the “Kyiv regime.”