Will Putin Really Go This Far? The Kremlin’s Crazy Plan for a New Mobilization Revealed — Interview with Anna Danylchuk
The Russian economy and aviation sector are feeling the mounting pressure of war and sanctions, but what could be the Kremlin's next move? Journalist Anna Danylchuk suggests that Putin might resort to a deliberate escalation against NATO to justify a new wave of mobilization and internal repression. In this interview, we also discuss the impact of Ukrainian drones, the crisis in Russian civil…
The Russian economy and aviation sector are suffering due to the ongoing war and international sanctions, but journalist Anna Danylchuk believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin may resort to escalating hostilities against NATO as a pretext for implementing a new round of conscription and tightening internal control measures.
In an interview, Danylchuk also discussed the impact of Ukrainian drones on Russian aviation, the challenges facing Russia's civil aviation industry, the potential for a Kremlin coup, and the positions of China and India on the conflict. She questioned whether Russia has the capacity to overcome the current crisis and what would be necessary to bring an end to the war.
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