In his first interview with a British newspaper, Kaupo Rosin discusses Putin’s fractured inner circle and the looming threat against Nato

  • bedwyr@piefed.ca
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    11 hours ago

    Yeah right. Putin is no where near being supplanted by his subordinates, and a peoples’ revolution is not in the cards. Things have to get really really bad for a peoples’ revolution, and with the tech out now, it’s doubtful a non organized mob could even pull it off.

    Estonia’s spy boss is playing us, not sure why.

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      10 hours ago

      I read it as a call to action targeted at those who may want to and be able to assassinate Putin.

      I think Russia was ready for it in 2023 when Prigozhin marched on Moscow - the lack of resistance was pretty startling. Sadly, his motivations weren’t liberating Russia, and we see how trusting Putin turned out for him.
      Things have only gotten worse there since then.

      Not so much a prediction that it would happen, but if it did happen, there would be rapid change.

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        6 hours ago

        Yeah Prigozhin had it. Only a local militia was standing with putin, everyone else abandoned him. Probably all fell out of windows since.

        I was really excited when I heard about his march, he looked like a total badass then he just gives up.