Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses his nation two weeks ago

Rumors are circulating in Moscow that several former generals and KGB officials are preparing to oust Russian President Vladimir Putin and end the war in Ukraine, which is increasingly becoming a mistake and an economic disaster in the country. The top of Putin’s former employer, Russia’s FSB security service, is said to be so frustrated by the lack of military progress in Ukraine that it has contacted several generals and former generals, according to various media outlets in Eastern Europe and Germany. In particular, the group called “Siloviki”, former FSB officers active in Russian politics, is said to be pushing hard to oust Putin, along with former officers from the GRU, KGB and FSO, other Russian intelligence units. The idea of ​​a coup may be imminent is further reinforced by social media activity across Russia and Eastern Europe, which has been going on for the past 24 hours. In addition, analysts inside and outside Russia have said that all indications are that Putin could face a coup. read more

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The Russian president is said to be “very worried” that there may be an impending coup and has stepped up security measures in and around the Kremlin. “It matters; it matters a lot,” Russian security expert Andrei Soldatov told The Center for European Policy Analysis. “This is the first time that siloviki have distanced themselves from the President. Which opens up all kinds of possibilities “. Russian security expert Andrei Soldatov “The Russian president has been preparing for a coup for a few weeks now as he has come under fire for his ‘special operation’ in Ukraine and has cleared about 150 of his spies for persistent failures,” Soldatov explained. In addition, rumors are also circulating that Putin’s health has been hit since the start of the war. In many videos, the Russian president looks tired and irritated.

Tension between FSB and Putin

It has become clear that the relationship between the FSB and Putin has deteriorated since the start of the war. Last month, two senior FB officials were placed under house arrest by Putin. Andrei Soldatov, of the research site Agentura, said Sergei Besenta, the head of the Fifth Service – FSB’s foreign intelligence service – and his deputy had been taken into custody. The move was a clear sign that Putin was deeply concerned about the FSB’s role in the attack on Ukraine, Western officials said. “Both men played an important role in intelligence operations against Ukraine for several years and probably played an important role in planning the invasion,” one said. “There could be significant changes at higher levels in the FSB.” read more

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Russian analyst Alexey Muraviev is also convinced that the Russian president is facing a coup by the top leaders of the army and intelligence services. Muraviev told Sky News Australia that an attempt to oust Putin could be imminent because “I think there have been tensions between Russia and the intelligence community and Russian President Vladimir Putin.” “Clearly, there was a clear mistake made by the crisis and it was probably led by Putin himself to the situation in Ukraine.” Russian analyst Alexey Muraviev “I think this kind of false narration was presented to them by the Commander-in-Chief, and when he retaliated when the Russians began to take heavy casualties, Putin began to silently accuse the security services,” he continued. “I do not think it went very well because it comes from the security device.” “Regarding the initial planning and the initial phase of the invasion, where the Russian army of course assumes that they are going there as liberators and not as invaders,” he explained. As City AM approached, no one in the Kremlin was available for comment. read more

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