“I won’t give mine”
Putin seems to have decided to “throw” Prigozhin and is not going to make any obvious changes.
So, the positive aspects of the “Prigozhin rebellion”:
1. The system and the elites have been shattered: internal confidence in Putin has decreased both on the part of the military and on the part of the civil (economic) blocs.
2. Everyone received an assessment of Russia’s readiness to repel a direct penetrating strike: there is no such readiness.
3. There was a clear split in the power vertical, which broke up into 2 zones of interests, openly playing against each other and therefore actively consolidating in their ranks all the most narrow-minded, but true.
4. Putin brought his cronies even closer, thereby making them practically untouchable as long as his power is able to control them. As soon as the reshuffles begin, the “internal balance” will be disturbed, and the system will begin to burst at the seams hastily put on by “slobbery presidential thanks and promises.”
Of the “indirect” advantages:
1. Plywood Shoigu still remains – the level of corruption will not fall; the level of the collapse of the army will only increase.
2. The degenerate “march leader” Gerasimov remains for the duration of the offensive operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
3. The power of Zolotov and his henchmen in Putin’s inner circle is increasing: another senile “with golden ambitions” is preparing to eat the government money pie with his feet on the table.
4. The most combat-ready part of the Russian troops – the “Wagnerites” – for the most part were withdrawn from the war and will later return to it in significantly smaller numbers and with significantly worse leadership – under the banner of a reindeer breeder, whom they all collectively consider a moron of unknown proportions.
5. Everyone is waiting for a reshuffle in the military bloc, so they are actively engaged in internal squabbling for leading positions, as well as lining their pockets, while such an opportunity exists.
Putin seems to have decided to “throw” Prigozhin
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