"Putin is already looking for a successor": GUR about moods in the Kremlin after the arrest of the President of the Russian Federation

The environment of the Russian leader is increasingly aware of the approaching geopolitical catastrophe of Russia. After the decision of the International Criminal Court, to issue a warrant for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin became more gloomy. On Saturday, March 18, a representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andriy Yusov on the air of the national telephone.

According to Yusov, Russian propagandists do not comment on the news of the arrest of Putin, as it can become a "very alarming bell". "Because to tell more than a year that the so -called" special operation "goes according to the plan, and then obtain the wanted and arrest of the International Criminal Court, in this case, even Solovyov and Skabeva will be difficult to somehow link these things with each other," Yusov said .

GUR notes that the Kremlin walls are growing dissatisfaction with the Russian president. Earlier it was said that with the direct participation of Putin he was sought by a successor, now he is engaged in his environment without the participation of the President of the Russian Federation. "The circle is narrowing around Putin. It becomes more and more toxic to the outside world and inside.

In the Kremlin towers, dissatisfaction is growing what is happening, more and more awesome awareness of prospects, namely Putin's geopolitical catastrophe. He is no longer looking for Putin, "Yusov summed up. We will remind, on March 17, the International Criminal Court in the Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin "in the context of the situation in Ukraine".

On the same day, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andriy Kostin stated that the Russian leader now has the official status of the suspect in committing an international crime and should be delayed and transferred to court outside the Russian Federation. For her part, on March 17, the Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated that Russia never recognized the decision of the International Criminal Court.

The Kremlin states that the Russian Federation is not a signator of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, so Russia does not have any obligations in case of failure to fulfill the orders of this body. We will also remind, the former judge of the International Criminal Court Volodymyr Vasylenko said that the warrant obliges Vladimir Putin to appear in the Hague Court for testimony, but if he does not, Interpol will declare the President in the international wanted list.