Nevzorov: Putin Will Rush Between Convicts And Generals

The double-eagle began to speak in criminals' argot.

Russian publicist Alexander Nevzorov commented on the conflict between the Russian Ministry of Defence and the head of the Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin in an interview with Alesia Batsman, the editor-in-chief of the Gordon new publisher:

“We are seeing that their double-eagle is crowing in criminals' argot. We see that they sacrificed the most important thing, the myth of imperial Russia, the sacredness of their banners, the aiguillettes and shoulder straps of Russian officers: they made criminals the driving force of the war, desecrating their banners.”

“It is clear that they will get nothing Homeric this way. And it is clear that what they want, that is, occupation and victory: even if, let's say, in terrible dreams, due to some unthinkable miracle, could come true, then the price of this victory is thousands or millions of times higher than its value. Look: after all, Putin really will not stop. He will never admit that it was a mistake, that it was a crime, that he messed up. One needs real courage to admit it but there is not even a fake one. And now he will rush... Prigozhin will be put aside and the generals come out, and Putin, like a terminally ill person, will rush either to Prigozhin or to the generals. Convinced of the stupidity, impotence and old-fashionedness of Gerasimov, for example, he will again rush to Prigozhin. He doesn't care who. He doesn't care who wins this war for him. He will rush between the convicts and the generals, passing, let's say, the palm of favouritism from one hand to another.”