High Level Russian Intelligence Officers Are Getting Fed Up With Putin

The video discusses the growing unpopularity of Vladimir Putin in Russia due to his decision to mobilize reservists for the conflict in Ukraine. Internal criticism from Russian intelligence officers suggests a potential leadership change. The mobilization has led to public protests and arrests, with many Russians fleeing the country. Western analysts view this as a sign of Russian weakness. Putin's strategy involves nuclear threats and territorial claims, with international reactions highlighting the risks involved. Despite these challenges, Putin remains determined to continue the conflict, believing he is essential to Russia's success.

What is the main reason for the growing dissatisfaction with Putin among his officers?

• His economic policies

• His decision to call up reservists

• His alliance with Western countries

• His refusal to negotiate with Ukraine

How are Russian citizens reacting to the partial mobilization?

• They are fleeing the country and protesting

• They are indifferent to the mobilization

• They are supporting it wholeheartedly

• They are celebrating the decision

What do Western analysts predict about the newly conscripted Russian troops?

• They will be highly effective in battle

• They will be well-prepared and motivated

• They will quickly end the conflict

• They will struggle due to lack of preparation

What is one of the potential consequences of Russia's nuclear threats?

• Increased support for Russia from the international community

• The end of the Putin regime

• A stronger Russian economy

• Immediate peace talks with Ukraine

What is the international community's stance on Russia's actions in Ukraine?

• They are providing military support to Russia

• They are indifferent to the conflict

• They are calling for an end to the war

• They support Russia's territorial claims