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A pro-Kremlin blogger, Ilya Remeslo, has asserted that Vladimir Putin’s system is collapsing and that “interesting events” will commence unfolding in the coming months, according to reports from Dialog.ua.
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Remeslo had previously predicted the collapse of Putin’s regime, but now he has refined his forecasts, stating that the system will “explode” and “interesting things” will soon begin to happen.
He specified a timeline for when this could occur, stating that 99% of Z war correspondents agree with his assessment.
According to Remeslo, Putin needs to reform the system to remain in power, but he is unwilling to do so, therefore “the system will bury him.”
The blogger believes that “interesting” events could begin in Russia in the coming months.
“I think we will notice interesting things, and perhaps not even by autumn, but much earlier,” he stated.
Remeslo pointed to the growing number of contradictions within the Russian elite. “The same situation with Shoigu, Gerasimov, Belousov,” he noted.
He as well indicated that Vladimir Solovyov, a prominent pro-Kremlin propagandist, suddenly began publicly criticizing the Ministry of Defense and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.
“Every conflict drives a wedge into the system, and I think the system will eventually explode,” the blogger emphasized.
Remeslo also said that almost all Z war correspondents support his view and are even more critical of Putin in closed conversations.
Remeslo also recalled the story of Prigozhin’s march on Moscow and stated that in this situation, Belarusian regime leader Alexander Lukashenko saved Putin “in a rather humiliating way.”
These statements have already been commented on by Apti Alaudinov, an aide to the Chechen leader, who said that Remeslo is speaking “terrible things” and suggests that he is being held “as a hostage,” but the blogger denied this.
Alaudinov also added that he knows the blogger as a supporter of the current Kremlin regime with ties to intelligence services and recalled that Remeslo was the initiator of the imprisonment of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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