Putin's Fatal Mistake Led To Russia's Collapse! The Kremlin Is Being Stormed By An Angry Mob!

Shock in Russia? People are withdrawing their money from banks en masse. No one believes Putin anymore. The Kremlin is going all in. Russia is preparing for a new mobilization after the elections. The economy has cornered Putin. For the first time, the Kremlin is being forced to retreat. The regime's agony is off the charts. Kadyrov is demanding war with NATO. Putin is taking the most dangerous step. The truth that will shock everyone. Don't miss all the most important news right now. Welcome to our YouTube channel. Today our guest is Rostislav Murzagulov. We're glad to see you. I'm glad to see you too. Good afternoon. So, anxiety in Russia is growing. There are also signs that not everything is well in Putin's kingdom. People are withdrawing money from banks, taking out everything they have because they're afraid of mobilization. There has been an increase in requests to buy housing and real estate abroad. If I'm not mistaken, there are three main popular destinations. Cyprus, Georgia, and maybe Greece or Turkey. So that is the current situation. Consequently, a very significant question naturally arises. If the outcome of these elections doesn't look good for Putin, could he, after all this, launch a harsher and more brutal scenario for governing the country? What are your thoughts on this? I think that's inevitable. In Russia, things will keep getting worse and worse until essentially Putin disappears from the political map of the world for one reason or another. And why are Russians really packing their bags and starting to flee again these days? Because today, what we are seeing happening is a significant shift involving the direct participation of the entire general Russian population right into the heart of the ongoing war. And this is happening in several ways. Look, for example, while we're talking right now, the Moscow exchange index is at its lowest point since the mobilization in 2022, right? Yes. So it turns out that, accordingly, the economy doesn't believe in its own prospects. Just like back then when Putin's troops were fleeing from Kyiv, from Kupyansk, from Kherson, and Ukraine's counteroffensive was chasing after them and everyone was in a state of panic. And now imagine today the economy business is assessing its own prospects, the prospects of its own country, even worse than back then. You think, why is that? After all, for example, there is no Ukrainian counteroffensive today and there is no such large-scale retreat of Russian troops. But there are still a few very important things. So look, there is sociological data that shows that not so long ago, Russians generally did not consider that this war had anything to do with them or affected them in any way. Because, for example, if you look at the Radio Liberty website, I was curious today, they present data showing that Russians considered the Russian army fighting in Ukraine to be an army of hired killers. In other words, they had a negative attitude toward this army. They did not associate themselves with it in any way, nor did they associate themselves with the war in any way. They thought that, well, for some reason, the Russian authorities had decided that it was necessary to conquer Ukraine. We are not getting involved in this. We are outside of politics. That's all. Yes, well, it's cowardly. It's rather mean-spirited. But nevertheless, that's what they said. But this army, it's like an army of some incomprehensible people who are willing to kill and die for money. So now something terrifying is happening to them. Now, suddenly, they themselves have found themselves at war because in Moscow, there are regular constant strikes. I have a lot of signals from there. When people are already in a state of panic, buying tickets to one, another, a third country nearby, where it's not so expensive to live, trying to rent out their apartments. It's not so easy anymore. Or at least sell them. I don't know if they'll be able to sell now. Yes, where bombs and missiles are flying, that's only in Ukraine that it's growing, right? Because Ukrainians believe in their country and keep living in it despite all the enemies, despite 50 missiles in 50 minutes, which… We have a construction boom. That's true. Even the projects that were frozen have been unfrozen and are being completed. Absolutely right. Because amazingly, Ukrainians believe that Ukraine will endure, even though this terrifying monster from the east is coming at them. That's it. But in Russia, no one believes in their own country. They're leaving, they're moving away. That's exactly why, you know, it's like the whole people in the army are united. This slogan, yes, from Soviet times, is actually applicable in Russia right now. And this army, this gang of mercenaries, which most Russians considered the Russian army to be, is now in fact becoming close to them. Because now, well, it turns out that those are at war and these are at war, right? But these people didn't want to be at war, the ones who aren't mercenaries, but those who lived in Moscow, sipping pumpkin rave, selling things on Wildberries, I don't know, burgers and so on. And accordingly, they lived very well, because Moscow is a huge market, right? All the money in Russia is concentrated there. And this agreement, this offer, has now been broken by Putin. And that's why some interesting consequences are starting to emerge. And the fact that they are leaving and taking money out of Russia, that's of course one story. The fact that the damage is around 100 billion dollars just after the first strike on Wildberries. And since then, there have been more than one or two such incidents. So accordingly, 100 billion, basically, rubles. What does that mean for Russia, right? Well, that's 2 billion euros, which is basically peanuts for such a big country. But the fact is, the war has now come to every Russian family, and you can no longer hide behind the excuse that, well, maybe we don't know everything. Well, maybe we didn't understand something. I don't know what my position is. It doesn't concern me. I'm working at my job, at my production. I'm selling my burgers, so everything is fine for me. But things are no longer fine for them. And now we have a situation where the connection between the ruling elite and the population is becoming very obvious. Because today, we are seeing sudden, completely unexpected expressions of discontent from those who have always kept quiet. Today, you see numerous bloggers. Today, you see artists who have suddenly started talking again about something terrible happening, right? So the band Three Days of Rain, a group that used to sing simple songs for young people, you know, about love and all that, about the rain falling, everything being fine. And suddenly, the frontman of this band said, friends, let's go to the elections in September and all vote for the communists. You see, for me, that was a very significant sign, because these people were definitely living very well, especially at a time when so many artists had left Russia. Just imagine. Well, you don't even have to imagine. I know the system myself, because I've always been in this business, in show business. That means I organized and co-organized many different concerts back in the day as well. And now the people who are still there tell me that the market has changed a lot, and there are now many opportunities for new young artists. They are very happy. They were on such a rise. And accordingly, they took over the venues that used to belong to, well, you get it, those who left. Listing them would take us half the broadcast, right? Hundreds of leaders, essentially, of Russian show business, starting with Pugacheva, Galkin, and so on, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And many decent young artists have left as well. Noise MC alone, for example, used to fill stadiums with Monetochka probably every month in Russia. And accordingly, these people who essentially benefited from the war are now becoming dissatisfied. And so this really shows that Putin's real sociological data is actually catastrophic for him, because yes, in our recent streams over the past few months, we've been sharing data that also makes us happy. Yes, this is the official court-sanctioned Putin sociology. There we see certain positive signs, yes, because, well, for example, when they simply ask Russians, even now they've started conducting only in-person surveys, they ask, like, well, how do you assess the prospects of your country? And they're, well, basically only a third, you know, kind of mumble something about the prospects being good and the rest. It's not even that things are ambiguous. There's already a third who openly say that everything is very bad. And this, and I want to emphasize this, is the court-sanctioned sociology. And the real core of Putin's support today has practically shrunk to zero, in fact, because even those very Putin elites who used to be satisfied with life, yes, today they are facing the same problems as the rest of the country. And what's even scarier for the Putin bureaucrat, who used to be the core of Putin's support, after all, there's less and less left to steal from, right? Because, well, there's a saying, right, in what are called properly corrupt regions in Russia, like Tatarstan, for example, right? They even had a saying there that you could hang at the entrance of every ministry, don't steal from losses, steal from profits. Yes, because when something is developing, right? But here, they're stealing from losses. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. When something is developing more or less properly, the official skims a bit off the top and nobody really notices. Everyone's happy, people are walking around in imported jackets, everything's good for everyone, you know? But when you're running at a loss, and today all of Russia is basically one big loss, then there's less to steal from, the pie gets smaller and they start fighting each other more fiercely. So who actually makes up Putin's core support today? Look, even the Z Patriots and the so-called Vatniks are already changing their tune and whining as well. Because, you know, I regularly read those two majors, right? The ones who claim to be close to the Russian Ministry of Defense, or more accurately, the Ministry of Attack. And today, there's this interesting whining going on there. Basically, they're assessing that, in any case, we're being slowly strangled. Just take a look at their latest statements, if anyone doesn't believe me. They say that the West is systematically continuing to help Ukraine, and Ukraine is systematically continuing to destroy our economy, ruin our logistics, and cut us off from Crimea, and all of that. So this isn't my admission. It's the admission of those very Putinists who, well, right from the inside, from the military heart of this rotten Putin regime, are saying it themselves. And that's why it turns out that the core of Putin's support today is like the entourage of the naked king. So he's walking around completely naked, right? So the only question is, who will be the first to tell Putin that that's it? You're naked, so to speak, right? You're of no interest to anyone. You're defenseless before everyone. And so, accordingly, this very moment is now, well, appearing before us in all its inevitability. And the only question is, who exactly will pull that very trigger? Yes, the one that will physically end the existence of this regime, which, through its suicidal actions and this delusional, insane continuation of a war that nobody needs anymore, not even the Putin loyalists themselves, has in fact brought itself to this result. But there are people who pour oil on the fire or who don't pour oil on the fire. Let's try to figure it out now. Kadyrov has crawled out of his hole and openly said, Master, give the order and we will all go against the NATO countries. What kind of statement is that? Why now specifically? Is this some kind of attempt to distract from internal Russian economic problems or problems at the front? So why is he sticking his neck out again? No, he's not sticking his neck out anywhere. Actually, it's very easy to explain. The thing is, Kadyrov is in very bad shape. His health is really quite poor. And, well, you know, I have very close ties to the Caucasus and I was actually the first to tell you about this story with Wildberries a couple of months before the major so-called media joined the conversation about how he declared this, well, jihad and then also declared a blood feud against this Suleyman Kerimov, right? So I have good connections there. And it just so happens that you're asking this question. And yesterday I spoke with someone who is still very closely connected to the Caucasus. And this person told me that that's it, Ramzan is almost gone, meaning he's not involved in politics or anything else anymore. And he's just trying to remind people about himself in this way, simply accordingly. It's the agony of the regime. Yes, yes. He says, I'm still here. I'm very scary. I'm formidable. I have a big army. And right now I can do anything. I could even capture Paris or Berlin. So, of course, I can continue to rule Chechnya single-handedly. But even that's not really true anymore. He's not the soul master there anymore either. In that region, more and more significant political power is gradually shifting toward those positioned closely around him, specifically to Adam Delimkhanov, to Magomed Davdov, to the influential Geremayev family, and to many other powerful local clans. And that's why now everyone there is basically in a state of low start against each other, ready to start tearing each other apart, fighting for power after Ramzan's inevitable and imminent physical end, simply due to his medical diagnoses. But will he even make it to the elections or not? Or it's going to be very interesting. So, you see, the situation there is like this. When someone has had a kidney transplant and when it doesn't take well, which often happens, they're constantly on hormone therapy. And every time he catches a cold, he ends up bedridden for several weeks. And in the government, they've already seen him, you know, once through the peephole, as they say. He's just, well, basically a living corpse right now. And nobody knows when he'll go, right? Because this could go on for some time yet. It could happen today. Even as we're talking now, he could just collapse and never get up again. So, well, I can't say exactly how much time he has left, but essentially he's not in charge of anything anymore. Let's put an ellipsis here. Thank you so much for finding the time to talk with our audience. We're always happy to have you as our guest. The feeling is always mutual. Bye.