"1917 is already close." As "dull" bureaucracy and mobilization intensify the prospects of revolution in the Russian Federation - Ilya Ponomarev

Ilya Ponomarev, Russian opposition politician, expart the State Duma told Radio NV as a bureaucracy of Russian officials, misunderstanding of the situation and mobilization begin to strengthen the revolutionary sentiment in the country. - We discuss what the results of the so -called partial mobilization may be, which Putin announced on September 21. I know that you have a lot of links with politicians, such as current Russian politicians.

How did the Russian elites react to this proclamation of partial mobilization? Video Day - What can be the results? Of course, the collapse of the mode. This is how the elites responded because they realize that it is agony. In fact, Putin has determined that Russia cannot win and that the defeat was inevitable. He tries to simply save the situation, but here everyone understands that this situation is not saved. And that sooner or later [the Russians] will begin to rebel, now it is moving.

- Why don't they believe? Maybe it's an ironic question, did they stop believing their Fuhrer? -First, they never believed in it, but there was such an agreement that it did not interfere with their lives, and they look as if nothing was happening. So everything is moving, they just do what they need to do as middle -level managers or economics managers.

But now this war begins to relate to everyone, it is very dangerous and all these conversations about nuclear weapons, the protection of these new annexed areas - this, of course, everyone is very scared. Inside, everyone now realizes that he is in a dead end and that he can do anything to save himself and even use nuclear weapons. The Russian government and in general the Russian elites understand that it will mean a counter -nuclear strike, it is very dangerous, terrible, no one wants it.