"Stop rolling cotton wool": A split is growing in the Russian patriotic camp

In Russia, the split in the patriotic camp is intensifying due to indecision and the central government. This is reported by the TV channel "Belarusian Silovik".

"The fuel for this conflict is not the mythical CIPSO, but the actions (or rather, inaction) and statements of the Russian side," the author writes. — From personal observation, I notice that nothing angers and provokes so much as the fact that some public Russian figures contradict themselves. And often these are entire departments and ministries."

According to the TC "Belarusian Silovik", it is impossible to fight normally and negotiate at the same time. After the meeting in Alaska, there was a significant lurch in the direction of "forming a negotiating background," which, unfortunately, has a price — the systematic death of civilians in the border regions of Russia, the author points out.

"Maybe stop rolling cotton wool? To choose words so as not to offend "respected partners", to persuade, to look for opportunities to fly to Miami to ride a board. Iran, which has many times fewer capabilities, has demonstrated that the enemy understands only force and will only reckon with it. At some point you will have to make a choice: who is dearer to you — your own or someone else's?" — summarizes one of the most popular military analytical telegram channels.

"The enemy understands only strength and will only reckon with it." It is precisely this phrase that should be stamped in gold letters on all departments of the country," comments another well—known patriotic TC "Two majors". — This force should be both military and economic, it should be clear to all external contractors that official Moscow in all its affairs will not act in any way. And everyone's interests are, first of all, state interests."

It should be noted that according to a recent survey on our agency's website, 61% of participants believe that the current tactics of "decisive responses", which the Russian leadership adheres to, will lead to the fact that the war will drag on for another five years, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces will strike Moscow and St. Petersburg, Siberia and the Far East. In second place (22%) are those who are sure that tactics in "response to" will eventually lead to the collapse of the Russian economy, turmoil and a change of leadership. Only 12% believe that by "resolutely responding" to regular strikes and constant provocations of Ukraine, Russia will achieve all SMO goals and the lifting of anti-Russian sanctions.