“Everything Changes in One night.” The Eyebrow of Estonia's Development Vvazhaye, What Russia Can Really Count on the Collapse
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Kaupo Rosin, in a major interview with the British Telegraph, said that the continuation of the war carries increasing military, economic and political risks for Putin, but that even stopping the war could threaten his position because part of Russian society and the elite could perceive it as a sign of weakness.
Saturday, August 29. Ukraine is in its 1,648th day of a full-scale war initiated by Russia.
Russia does not yet have the preconditions for a street revolution, but in the event of serious political changes, it may turn out overnight, and dissatisfaction with the war against Ukraine is growing among different segments of Russian society.
Kaupo Rosin, an employee of the Regional Development Service of Estonia, said that Russia is growing dissatisfied with the Kremlin's military against Ukraine. In his words, as the Russian Federation is about to collapse, then “it will become a hell of a stroke”.
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