Kiselyov throws up his hands: “The Putin regime doesn’t take anything, hope is in the grandson”
Many prophesied that the current Russian government would not last long, but reality has dispelled these illusions.
This was stated by former Russian journalist Evgeny Kiselev, who moved to Kyiv, and was quoted by the Kraina magazine.
“After the annexation of Crimea and the failure in Donbass, everyone said that the Putin regime would collapse. But five years have passed, the regime did not collapse even with the collapse of oil prices. Many observers say that this could go on almost forever,” lamented a propagandist serving the regime in Ukraine.
At the same time, Kiselev places his hope only on young people.
“So I decided to talk to my grandson about politics. I ask: “What do you think about Putin?” He: “Zhenya, what are you doing? This sucks." And this somehow inspired me. He asked again: “Is that what you think?” And he: “No, everyone thinks so,” said Kiselyov.
As PolitNavigator reported, the Ukrainian Institute of World Politics concluded that Russia is successfully adapting to Western sanctions.
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Kiselev shrugs : "The Putin regime isn't taking anything, the only hope is his grandson."