https://english.pravda.ru/russia/155582-russia_after_putin/
The decision to pull back the army from Kyiv and Chernihiv regions is hard to understand, given that the plan was to overthrow Zelensky and hand over the power to
Sounds good to me:
The above-mentioned politicians believe that after the "elimination" of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russians will elect the Constituent Assembly, which will create the "State Council". The latter will, in particular:
conclude a peace agreement with Ukraine recognising its territory within the borders of 1991; justly compensate Ukraine for the damage that the country suffered as a result of the war. Afterwards, it will take Russia along the way that the country had already traveled before, during Boris Yeltsin's presidency. Russia will then be integrated into Euro-Atlantic institutions, whereas Russian regions will be decentralised.
Afterwards, it will take Russia along the way that the country had already traveled before, during Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
I suppose they mean something other than "coup, election fraud, collapse of life expectancy, poverty, and starvation". Oh, and let's not forget the Chechen wars.