Pugacheva Sparked Curiosity With Her Statement About 2027 For Russia
10- 28.10.2026, 13:07
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The cryptic remark by Alla Pugacheva about the need to live to see 2027, made in the context of criticism of the situation in Russia, may indicate growing discontent among the inner circle of dictator and war criminal Vladimir Putin. This was stated by opera singer, social activist, and former State Duma deputy Maria Maksakova during a chat on "Glavrede".
In interview with journalist Ekaterina Gordeeva, Pugacheva refused to reveal her vision of the future, but advised people to live to see 2027 and remember it. Maksakova is convinced that these words are based not on random guesses, but on knowledge of the mood within Russian government circles.
“Pugacheva may have been referring to discontent among her inner circle. She probably has much more information than just what’s available from open sources. Alla Borisovna interacts with many people because she is extremely popular across all segments of society. On top of everything else, she has excellent intuition,” Maksakova noted.
The expert also dismissed the idea that the singer was simply resorting to mysticism and suggested that the prediction stemmed from behind-the-scenes hints.
“In any case, I think that Pugacheva’s words aren’t based on fortune-telling—most likely, something slipped out in conversations and between the lines,” Maksakova suggested.
What Could Bring the War to an End: Maksakova’s Opinion
Separately, the former lawmaker drew attention to the struggle for resources among Russian officials, which, in her assessment, is already making itself felt.
“It’s no wonder the embezzlers were scrambling, competing with one another, devising and complicating schemes for how exactly the ‘nation’s reserves’ should flow into their personal coffers. They’re probably already complaining,” Maksakova emphasized.
The singer considers Western sanctions to be the main tool for putting pressure on the Kremlin and called on Kyiv’s allies not to ease them.
“Be that as it may, I’d like to urge our Ukrainian partners to take sanctions more seriously. Sanctions against Putin’s inner circle are very important—they create and intensify tension. And we need to make sure that his inner circle screams and competes with private military companies over how to eliminate the ghoul more quickly and reliably,” Maksakova concluded.
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