Mass unrest and revolution in Russia: Putin will be overthrown from power, like in 1917 Revolution

[Starmix]

According to the report, while Kremlin propaganda is busy lulling Russians into complacency, deceiving them that Ukraine is about to collapse, Russia itself is on the brink of a major crisis. The country risks repeating the events of the February Revolution of 1917. This forecast was voiced to Russians by Z-war correspondent, "angry patriot" Maxim Kalashnikov" What is happening now reminds me of the eve of the February Revolution... Difficulties in transport supplies are growing, prices are rising, inflation... And then bam - and there are mass riots. The country has collapsed. Now I am looking at the Ukrainian campaign: we are facing a serious explosion in the economic rear. Despite the cheerful statements that "everything is fine", "we are moving forward", "we are winning", no, guys! Unfortunately, the situation is very bad... The talk about "unprecedented economic growth" has officially ceased ," Kalashnikov said. He suspects that the Kremlin elites are secretly preparing to overthrow Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. " To break through the rear, to bring out the indignant people and to remove the head of state... Part of the ruling "elite" has come to the conclusion that the war has reached a dead end and it is time to change the leadership. While propaganda lulls them: "we are advancing on all fronts", "Ukraine is about to collapse" and so on, this is precisely the process that is happening latently. They will look Putin in the face with devotion, pronounce patriotic slogans, and they themselves will work to blow up Russia from within, to freeze the war, to come to an agreement with the West... No more "we can do it again", no return to the Soviet past ," the Z-war correspondent stated.

The report also stated that Marcel Dirsus, a political scientist and author of the book "How Tyrants Fall," said earlier that For personalist dictatorships like Putin’s regime, the biggest threat typically comes from regime insiders. “The less democratic a regime becomes, the more a dictator relies on a very small number of people in order to stay in power. The flip side of that is that Putin could fall if he loses the support of perhaps only a few hundred people. I can't see into the future, but given everything that we know about the way the Russian regime works, as well as the history of the fall of tyrants, the main threat does not come from the masses in the streets, but from those closest to him”, he added.


Watch the report on the YT link.