What will change for Ukraine after Putin’s death: Budanov gave a disappointing forecast
фото: Reuters
The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kirill Budanov, stated that Russia has a strong system of power, and therefore nothing will change in the country after the death of Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin.
He said this in an interview with journalist Natalia Moseychuk.
In particular, Budanov acknowledged that the Russian system is “quite strong and stress-resistant.”
“(Putin’s — ed.) health is worse than his system. But with the departure of the leader of the Russian state himself, nothing will change there. They built the system so that all the next, the next successor will at least be in the same paradigm,” the head of the GUR explained.
According to him, the system in the Russian Federation is fully prepared, so the successor to the Russian dictator will not make any significant changes to it.
“They have everything prepared. The fact that they are changing these candidates is true. But that’s the whole problem, that everything is conceptually calculated,” he added.
In addition, Budanov noted that during Putin’s presidency, many people grew up in Russia and many died for him, so a large part of the Russian population cannot imagine a different life.
Previously, the artificial intelligence Grok answered one of the most popular questions about Russian dictator Vladimir Putin – when he will die.
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