The crisis in Russia and the failed coup leave unsettling scenarios for the Kremlin’s future. This was discussed in the episode of Tagadà aired on June 26 on La7. Paolo Mieli was also connected. The signature of the Corriere della Sera made it clear that the game for power in Moscow is still open. Unless Putin manages to physically eliminate all of his competitors.
“Putin’s leadership is scalable,” said the author of Corriere della Sera. “So out of the four protagonists of this story, Putin, Shoigu, Gerasimov and Prigozhin, one or two must be killed, according to the logic of those who know literature, because it is assumed.” That two of them were removed (Shoigu and Gerasimov, for example), they saw that leadership is scalable, so there is no guarantee that they will not try better than Prigozhin again. So this is a game that ends in blood, otherwise it remains open until a second or third climb is attempted. It has been proven that you can walk over a thousand kilometers to get to Moscow without anyone bothering you. In modern-day Russia, a mutiny in a key city like Rostov is greeted with cheers and hugs. If the conspirators’ leaders chat friendly to those who should be the target of the conspiracy, they can make it to Moscow and cause the bloodshed, this time was avoided. But you can’t avoid next time. Either Putin has the power to get rid of all three or he will be in jeopardy for the rest of his days.”