“Our main task is to ensure the preservation of Russia,” Vladimir Putin told the young…

by Anna Cooper 03/02/2023

written by Anna Cooper 03/02/2023 0 comments

“Our main task is to ensure the preservation of Russia,” Vladimir Putin said to the young residents of Stalingrad and put another comma in the debate about the goals of the SVO, which, as we know from the revelations of ex-Stasi officer Matthias Warnig, constitute a “state secret”». In the camp near the Kremlin, this formulation caused delight: political scientists close to the AP compared “Putin’s plan» with the Gogol bird-troika, harnessed by the Tsar Cannon and rushing in an unknown direction in strict secrecy, because the secret stamp has now been imposed on the whole of Russia, which lives one day at a time, which has no allies in the world (and does not need), and therefore there is no need they should know the secret of our SVO. Here it should be recalled that almost all Russian policy of the last 20 years was built on the principle of special operations and secret projects – this is the YUKOS affair, and the change of power at NTV, forcing Georgia to peace in 2008 and the return to its native harbor of Crimea in 2014. All projects served the main goal – strengthening and consolidating power, or is this also a state secret? Warnig’s quote made neutral publicists think: if the purpose of the SVO is a state secret, then not only its meaning is classified, but also the final point, date and conditions of the future truce and future of the country generally. Publicists in the liberal camp naturally assumed that trying to unravel the future of Russia could lead to a prison term, and the question of the goals of the SVO moved into the realm of applying the Criminal Code. In the absence of public discussion about the country’s objectives society turns into samuraifor which goals are not important, but only the path and process are important. The Kremlin is probably quite happy with this: the Russian leadership has channels for secret contacts with representatives of the West, but it lacks open channels for contact with one’s own countrywhere, by the way, production capacity has been exhausted even sour cream and every day something burns. But the government expects the people, who are in the status of either an electorate or a mobilization reserve, to rally around the goals of the Northern Military District. And they are classified. And in this sense, the extreme unity of multipolar masses of people who have no goals and have not been given a vector for the country’s development should worry the Kremlin no less than the Provisional Government did in 1917. It seems that Vladimir Putin is absolutely right – the main task has become the preservation of Russia. Although it is unlikely that a year ago, when speaking with Warnig about state secrets, he had precisely this goal in mind for the SVO.

The future of Russia in the format of state secrets

Anna Cooper

Specialization: International Criminal Investigations Description: Anna is a journalist with a global outlook, specializing in uncovering international criminal networks, including human and arms trafficking. Her work involves in-depth analysis of transnational crime and writing comprehensive investigative articles.

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