Putin to stop being a decision-making 'alpha' - Denysenko, adviser to the head of Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs

He shared his opinion with "Espreso.TV" live on air.

"During the last week, what has happened is that, essentially, in Russia, Putin stopped being an alpha and now he does not make all decisions alone. In addition, a new opposition has now emerged in Russia. These are the ultranationalists, who are the only opposition in the Russian Federation and allow themselves many things. These ultra-nationalists, led by Patrushev, if we are talking about the Kremlin, have now begun to create a collective Russian governing. Unfortunately, the situation will now depend not only on Putin personally, but also on the position of this collective pseudo-mind that now governs Russia and pushed it to mobilize, also accelerates the processes of the so-called referendum on the annexation of the territory," the adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine commented.

Vadym Denysenko noted that now he cannot say whether that nuclear blackmail will not just end.