A fresh survey carried out by FSB shows a drastic drop in the number of people who support the continuation of war on Ukraine: 25% against 57% in July.
This is due to two main factors: conscription efforts by Putin's regime and heavy losses sustained by the Russian army on the battlefield.
I'm literally living to watch the collapse of Putin's Russia. Maybe, just maybe, these are early indicators of it finally beginning to happen.
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@Vonzales I just took a look. And I see the incredible relevance of all you say in your profile. You have a vested interest in the situation.
@NancySmith Ask away!
@Vonzales well early this morning, I was very pleased about the disaffection of the Russian people. Are the authoritarian structures weakening as well? Does their clamping down harder indicate weakness?
@NancySmith I consider the increase in police spendings by 50% for the 2023 year budget a very positive development in the long term. In the short term what it means is more immediate suffering
@Vonzales true freedom costs a person something and makes them stronger in the long run! May it be that this crisis of authoritarianism sends Putin down in flames
@Vonzales I like your use of specific data, thanks
@NancySmith It wasn't difficult, because I read about it only today or yesterday :)
@Vonzales even better
@Vonzales thank you for this.