The weakest points of the Putin system

New telegram channel about culture Plot <a href="https://t.me/plottwist_m" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://t.me/plottwist_m</a> The Kremlin&#039;s unclear reaction to the Ukrainian Armed Forces&#039; operation in the Kursk region. Record war costs. An unsuccessful attempt to pass off “North Military District veterans” as the new elite. Inconsistency in the ruling class. The authors of the podcast “View of the Kremlin” believe that all of this is one of the many signs of the disintegration of the system. In this episode, Alexandra Prokopenko and Andrey Pertsev discuss exactly what its collapse might look like—and highlight the weakest points in the economy and politics that could break first. 00:00 Topic based on your comments 04:40 Who in the elites is dissatisfied with the state of the regime? 11:25 New military budget of Russia 16:45 How the mood of Putin’s inner circle is changing 20:36 The Kremlin does not want to involve people in politics 25:53 Why the authorities ignore the conflict around Wildberries 32:14 “If you don’t buy, the prices are normal” 34:15 Culture news 35:00 Weaknesses of Putin’s system 41:02 What will happen after the war 🎧 “View of the Kremlin” is published once every two weeks on Mondays - subscribe so you don’t miss new episodes. We are on all major platforms (<a href="https://lnkfi.re/vid-na-kreml)," target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://lnkfi.re/vid-na-kreml),</a> as well as on the Meduza website and application (<a href="https://meduza.page.link/8fVd)," target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://meduza.page.link/8fVd),</a> which operates in Russia without VPN. The podcast is produced with the support of Reporters Without Borders (Sweden).