"Putin's shelf life has passed": journalists told who could become the next President of the Russian Federation

According to journalists, in Russia, discussions have begun what would happen to the country in the country if Vladimir Putin could not stay in power. Some analysts believe that the state is led by younger politicians. The son of Security Security Council Mykola Patrushev Dmitry, who is now holding the post of Minister of Agriculture in the Russian Federation, can be a successor to Russian President Vladimir Putin and become the Kremlin chairman. About it writes The Washington Post.

It is reported that next week Dmitry Patrushev will be 45 years old. It embodies the change of generations to. As the anonymous source was previously close to Nikolai Patrushev, Dmitry can be made by the Prime Minister and the next day by President. "He speaks several languages. He is young and did not participate in the war," the source said. Former associate of Mykola Patrushev also stated that his son Dmitry was a representative of the system.

The material also refers to 46-year-old oppositionist Alexei Navalny. He can potentially win the free elections, but the Russian elite considers him an enemy unlike Dmitry Patrushev. "If he says," Our position is, after me, half of the Federation and Duma Council, let's announce the elections, "he will say from the state. Navalny speaks only as a person from the street," the source said.

The material also says that the most likely favorite of Putin may be his former guard Alexei Dumin, now governor of Tula region. Dumin headed the Russian forces of special operations, seized Crimea in 2014 and was Deputy Minister of Defense. Journalists write that the prospect of the Russian elite against Putin seems distant, but Russia has a history of disorderly change of regime, as in 1917 and 1991.

Numerous defeats in the battlefields and national rage due to unsuccessful military mobilization have broken taboo in Moscow to discuss what would happen if Putin really loses. The publication writes that Putin himself came to power as a result of a quasi-permanent process: he was appointed Deputy Prime Minister and then Acting Prime Minister President Boris Yeltsin, who resigned within five months Catapulture of his or her chosen successor as president.

Earlier, Focus reported that the Russian Federation could strengthen the massed shelling of Ukraine on the day of Putin's 70th anniversary. According to General Gromov, on October 7, on the birthday of the Kremlin head, the threat of attacks by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation can increase. This is due to the fact that the occupiers often act with the binding to some "special" dates. We will also remind that the Putin elite prepares a state of revolution to prevent nuclear war.