The BBC has been running footage of Russian protesters being dragged and brutalised by officers that are in black and unidentifiable. Other presentations of young women who claim to have been tortured and told by the officers that they decided the law. If this is how protesting Russians are being treated we cannot expect 'the enemy' to be excluded from the dispensing of international law. After seeing some of the dissidents' protests, the idea of turmoil within looks to be building.
I believe Putin has underestimated the loyalty of the Russian people in backing his special military operation. On our local news during the past several days I've seen videos of long lines of cars attempting to leave Russia and escape mobilisation. Also reports of brave Russians risking imprisonment or worse as they demonstrate against Putin's suicide mission. As the people take to the streets, it could very well lead to another Russian revolution, unless Putin meets with an accident and/or mysteriously disappears.
The BBC has been running footage of Russian protesters being dragged and brutalised by officers that are in black and unidentifiable. Other presentations of young women who claim to have been tortured and told by the officers that they decided the law. If this is how protesting Russians are being treated we cannot expect 'the enemy' to be excluded from the dispensing of international law. After seeing some of the dissidents' protests, the idea of turmoil within looks to be building.
I hope you're right! I actually forgot about his threats.
I believe Putin has underestimated the loyalty of the Russian people in backing his special military operation. On our local news during the past several days I've seen videos of long lines of cars attempting to leave Russia and escape mobilisation. Also reports of brave Russians risking imprisonment or worse as they demonstrate against Putin's suicide mission. As the people take to the streets, it could very well lead to another Russian revolution, unless Putin meets with an accident and/or mysteriously disappears.