When the Russians will change their attitude towards Putin and why the fugitives from Russia do not condemn the war

< p _ngcontent-sc89="" class="news-annotation">Among the Russians who tried to escape from mobilization, there are many representatives of the “deep people” who supported the war against Ukraine. Despite refusing to directly participate in hostilities, they remain chauvinists and imperialists.

Today it is difficult to understand how many Russians do not actually support Putin's aggression. Channel 24 was told by political scientist Oleksandr Antonyuk.

Sectarians “Z” and “V”

The expert noted that most of the Russians who left the territory of Russia are afraid to participate in the war, but despite this, they remain “supporters of the “Z” and the “V-campaign”.

Some crossing the border did not even have time to peel stickers with these symbols from the windshield of cars. There are questions for European partners that when they let these Russians in, perhaps they should have launched a questionnaire so that they would publicly admit who Putin is? To directly condemn the aggressive actions of Russia, etc. the observer explained.

According to him, today it is difficult to say how many people are against the war against Ukraine.

“I think a very, very small number. Those who were really against the war, as a rule, were among the first to leave the territory of Russia and yet they have a more public position. Do not forget that the Russians are not directly opposed to the war “. because they are afraid to participate in it. They are for war and imperialism,” the political scientist added.

In his opinion, the only question that arises is that the Kremlin touched on the “public agreement” between the Russian chauvinist authorities and the “deep people” who does not participate in wars.

“They weren't touched, but they weren't touched by the authorities. Now everything went drastically differently: “the deep people” are being dragged out to war, but they are not ready to die. This is how the myth is destroyed, but the realization has not yet come, that you can’t fight against a sovereign state,” Antonyuk emphasized.

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When Russia will change

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The expert is convinced that until the majority of those mobilized are “grinded” by the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the front, reflection and reorientation in values ​​will not take place in Russia.

Rebirth into something adequate can only be after the collapse of Russia, or we can see the sprouts of something civilized, at best, in 2 – 3 – 4 generations, not earlier. They must undergo humiliation and the complete destruction of the “strong” myths in which they have lived for at least the last 10 years, the browser pointed out.

According to him, the difference will be that it will no longer be Russia as such .

“They will have different republics: the Caucasian republics will go under a separate protectorate, just as the Turkic republics will go under the protectorate of Turkey and etc. From Russia, not such a big piece will remain. And what will be in the form of a regional center named after Moscow – perhaps there we will have to squeeze them and force them to apologize,” the analyst noted.

He stated that this would only happen after a new rout“armies of alcoholics”.

“When they are defeated, internal processes will begin. Then there will be some opportunity to force them to admit something,” Antonyuk summed up.

Mobilization in Russia: latest news

• On September 21, the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, signed a decree on partial mobilization in Russia. The Kremlin plans to mobilize up to 300,000 people behind it.
• Everyone was intrigued by the 7 secret point. The dictator's speaker, Dmitry Peskov, made it clear that he was referring to the number of mobilized. Subsequently, it became known that Moscow wants to mobilize up to a million people, however, according to media reports, the Kremlin plans to call up more than 1.2 million Russians.
• After the announcement of the decision to mobilize, a few protests took place in a number of Russian cities: detained, the rest dispersed. The prosecutor's office is proactive and threatens protesters under the age of 15.
• The largest rallies these days are taking place in the Russian part of the Caucasus, including in Dagestan. Protesters demand that the security forces release all those detained at anti-mobilization rallies. Locals announced new large-scale protests.
• Russian citizens reacted negatively to the announcement of partial mobilization. They very actively began to look for ways to respite from the army or the opportunity to leave the country.
• In particular, the evaders decided to flee to Georgia. Tbilisi still lets Russians into the country, so there was an incredible line of cars at the border.