Chaotic Week For Minsk Junta

The regime is closely watching the processes taking place in Russia.

The end of last week was extremely chaotic for the Kremlin and the Minsk junta, writes the Nick and Mike Telegram channel.

The same red folders with sociology from the special services brought confusion in the Kremlin. It suddenly turned out that the negative successes of the Z-army in Ukraine, the loudest of which so far was the Lyman operation, against the backdrop of the broadcast of a bombastic but schizoid speech from the Kremlin on September 30, are leading to a drop in ratings.

Hundreds of thousands of newly mobilized men in the alco-troops turned out to be extra ears, and the word of mouth, which spread information about the more or less real state of affairs at the front. It came as a surprise that there is not enough ammunition, equipment, and even uniforms for the mobilized, which, according to papers, are in abundance in warehouses. The red folders sociology (or any other — even Levada, even the Russian Public Opinion Research Center) show the discontent and fear of the Russian society of being mobilized not into armchair troops, but into real troops who are sent not just to the front, but directly to slaughter.

And now the information troops are getting hysterical, and even demand to identify and punish the perpetrators. They are echoed by the cook and even the commander of the Tiktok troops from Chechnya. The Lapin family caught hell from the media. Whether this will lead to personnel changes remains to be seen. But a certain split between the military, special services, PMCs and the Rosgvardia has emerged. No one wants to be held accountable for failures not only at the front, but also within the country.

At the behest of a cigarette butt, the graveyard mobilization has been partially unscrewed back, at the same time announcing that in some (especially protest) regions, more than half were called up by mistake. As for the evidence of atrocities, which have been Hhecirculating in huge numbers since the beginning of the war, it is still convenient to call it a fake. It is convenient to believe in an alternative reality, the apogee of which is the convening of the UN Security Council by Russia because of the Ukrainian attack on the Kharkiv region, to explain all the trash that is happening. But now you can’t turn off the word of mouth. Video evidence of domestic and other conditions in alco-troops, as well as their rapid disposal at the front, scatter around the neighbors and break the TV picture.

At the same time, we draw attention to the fact that mobilization has led to an increase in dissatisfaction not with its mere fact for participation in a criminal war, but with poor preparedness and organization of the process. The society is not satisfied with the prospect of getting into the refrigerator, but with the fact that the way there is not very convenient.

The Kremlin cannot end the war, so it remains to reformat the mobilization (at least in the media), raise the stakes with nuclear weapons, and put pressure on the ally in Minsk.

In Minsk, they are closely watching the processes taking place in Russia and remain silent, as if nothing is happening. However, the purge of the inner field with increased zeal continues. The problem of the Blue-Fingered is that the model chosen by the Kremlin for registering the annexed territories of Ukraine — immediately into its own composition, formally nullifies any grounds for fulfilling an allied duty — in an alternative reality, Ukraine has already attacked an ally. But Minsk is hiding.