Unfortunately and change in Russia, it is reasonable to point out that Russian President Volodymyr Putin plans to radically change Russia and transfer it to one that is constantly waging war with deep consequences for solving the world, the Commander-in-Chief reports, relying on the article Russian nutrition expert Mark Galeotti at The Times.
So there is a change at the Russian Ministry of Defense, where the replacement of Sergei Shoigu is now the head of the military department of the region, the most powerful Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov.
“Nova Lyudina, Ist for light, no more than soldiers, below his successor, He is also an organizer and planner, whom the ministry was assigned to prepare – and the country – before the terrible war” – Available from materials.
As it turns out, during his speech to the Federation Council of new appointments, the head of the Russian Ministry of Defense indicated that the priority areas of his activity will be the integration of the defense and civil economies. In practice, this means the transfer of the economy of the region to the needs of the war.
The evidence indicates that the transformation of Russia into a power that is steadily waging war has many positive benefits for the government – This means that the power will control the economy more closely, and those closer to Putin will have more opportunities to steal. It is also easier for a militarized power to justify the stifling of critical voices and an alibi for all the irregularities in the economy, infrastructure and social security.
“There is no order in Ukraine end. Unfortunately, it is unlikely that this conflict will be resolved in the near future, but in some event, Putin will realize that he perceives this, in essence, as a proxy war with the Sunset. There is no compelling evidence that it is likely that a direct conflict from NATO may be born out, but he respects himself because he is already on the edge of war – economic, political, cultural and social – From Sunset” – Available from the materials.
Prepared by: Nina Petrovich