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Russia is collapsing on all fronts: conflicts between Russian generals - Ihor Lapin
Ihor Lapin, an officer with Ukraine's Armed Forces, Ukrainian People's Representative of the 8th convocation (of parliament - Ed) believes that Russia is beginning to think about its future
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He expressed this opinion on the air of the Verdict with Serhii Rudenko program on Espreso TV.
"It is no longer possible to hide the escape of the Russians through gestures of goodwill. The whole world saw that we can beat them. This turning point gave impetus to speed up Mr. Scholz and unblock the supply of tanks from Germany. Putin's policy of appeasement no longer works. Russia is collapsing on all fronts. There are conflicts within the generals of the Russian Federation, Shoigu is out of favor, and no one wants to be guilty of the failure," Lapin noted.
According to him, the Russian generals understand that something is wrong with their tsar.
"In Russia, politics is made by 5% of the population who live in the big cities - Moscow and St. Petersburg. Public opinion is beginning to collapse there and this is also a turning point. The demoralized opponent is gathering in many places and they understand their problems in the Kherson region," he added.
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