Patrushev interrupted Putin's speech and accused him of incompetence

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Political scientist Valery Solovey and the telegram channel "General SVR" have spread information that tensions are allegedly growing between Putin and Patrushev, which manifests itself in public criticism of the leader of the Kremlin in front of witnesses.

And it even got to the point that Patrushev interrupted Putin's speech during the last meeting via video link and accused him of actual incompetence.

Recall that, according to the former member of the Soviet KGB residency in Washington, ethnic Ukrainian Yuri Shvets, Nightingale and General SV are, in fact, the same channel for active measures of the FSB, behind which Patrushev himself stands.

Like it or not, however, it is these resources that periodically leak insider information about intra-Kremlin “secrets”.

It is difficult to assess the veracity of these leaks, but the fact that Professor Nightingale is still at large, despite the active spread of "sedition", indicates that both of these resources are covered by someone powerful enough in the ruling Putin gang to keep the professor alive.

And so, according to Professor Soloviev and the “General of the Foreign Intelligence Service”, Putin recently, or rather on May 4, held a video conference with representatives of the leadership of the power and military blocs.

During the meeting, the generals expressed doubts that by May 9 the troops could gain full control over Bakhmut. No sooner had Putin reacted to the military's excuses than Patrushev interrupted him and began to chastise the generals, threatening personal responsibility for anyone who "distributes empty promises."

Patrushev went on to say that the situation at the front was close to disaster. Then he turned to Putin with a number of complaints, reproaching him for the fact that despite all the warnings and the proposed opportunities to stabilize the situation at the front, Putin "refused to act reasonably and made the most stupid decisions, allowing the current crisis."

Patrushev said that a year ago it was necessary to focus on holding the territories of the Lugansk and Donetsk regions of Ukraine seized at that time and strengthening the defense of Crimea.

Further, Patrushev allegedly told Putin, quote: “And even better, there was no need to start the operation at all!”

Without interrupting his speech, the leader of the Security Council demanded an "honest assessment" from the military leadership of how great the possibility of losing control over all the occupied territories, including Crimea.

The generals in response confirmed this possibility, after which Patrushev said that, in his opinion, there was a real threat of losing control both over the border with Ukraine and over the five regions of Russia bordering Ukraine - Bryansk, Kursk, Belgorod, Voronezh and Rostov.

Moreover, according to the version of "General SVR", Patrushev allegedly announced that control would be lost "for years"!

In response to Patrushev's speech, Putin simply closed the meeting and ceased communication. Nightingale and "General SVR" argue that this is not the first, but one of the most serious disputes between Patrushev and Putin, which happened in front of witnesses.

Professor Solovey also drew attention to the recent aggressive escapades of the leader of the Wagner gang, Yevgeny Prigozhin, who has become a major media figure in Russia in recent days.

According to Nightingale, Prigozhin's video appeals had an "excellent PR effect." Moreover, according to the professor, the statement of the Wagner leader is not blackmailing the Russian Ministry of Defense, but it is direct blackmailing of Putin.

In fact, Prigozhin accused Putin of insolvency (“not able to govern”), and also bluntly stated that “we (that is, the Wagner gang) may soon be needed.”

And the “Wagnerites” may be required only in the event of an acute internal political crisis in Russia, the professor believes, pointing to Prigozhin’s clearly increased ambitions and pretensions.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz-Center

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