Named Putin's likely successor

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The editor-in-chief of the Russian radio station Ekho Moskvy, Alexei Venediktov, during an interview with Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, spoke about the possible successors to the Russian president.

According to Venediktov, the Kremlin is currently considering two candidates as Putin's successors - Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Security Council and Sergei Naryshkin, head of the Foreign Intelligence Service. These people are most loyal to the current head of state.



Both of them are kept in reserve. Naryshkin is now completely removed from criticism - this suggests that he will become a possible replacement for Putin. And who will criticize the head of the intelligence service?

- Venediktov believes.

The editor-in-chief of Echo also believes that the metropolitan city hall has become a forge of cadres for the future Russian government, "a manger for growth."

Earlier, Vladimir Putin said that in the future he admits the possibility of his nomination for the presidency of Russia - he has not yet made a final decision. At the same time, the president noted that now we need to work, and not look for successors. Putin said this in an interview with Pavel Zarubin in the film “Russia. Kremlin. Putin "on the television channel" Russia 1 ".
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  1. Both people will not choose - weak!
    1. +1
      8 July 2020 13: 35
      Quote: BoBot Robot - Free Thinking Machine
      both people will not choose - weak!

      Do you seriously take the blathering of this shaggy, corrupt, humanoid creature?
      1. +2
        8 July 2020 14: 19
        Quote: BoBot Robot - Free Thinking Machine
        both people will not choose - weak!

        Are you talking about Venediktov and Ukrogordon?
        You are right - weak, conceited and do not love your homeland.

        And you, a thinking and free machine, do you love your homeland? His own.
      2. All of Russia is listening to this "being"! This is not a tavern yap!
        PS I love Russia - only in it they will not force me to learn the local gibberish!
  2. +2
    8 July 2020 11: 20
    All this can be a cover operation ...
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  4. 0
    8 July 2020 13: 36
    What is the concept of "successor" in a democratic country? Is there such a concept in the Constitution, or elsewhere? Shouldn't the people nominate and decide?
    1. +2
      8 July 2020 13: 57
      Quote: Arkharov
      What is the concept of "successor" in a democratic country? Is there such a concept in the Constitution, or elsewhere? Shouldn't the people nominate and decide?

      Gregory, well, you seem to have just been born. You are a naive person. When, where, in what country and whom did the PEOPLE nominate to the post of leader recently? Examples, as they say, "in the studio".
  5. +3
    8 July 2020 17: 04
    Medvedev is the dream of the country's enemies. Perfect, it will only steal and destroy ...
  6. +2
    8 July 2020 19: 18
    Russia does not need a successor, but the heir to the throne and the monarchical system of the state!
    1. +1
      8 July 2020 23: 11
      ... heir to the throne and the monarchical system of the state!

      Here it is. Why get out of the closet such an old, dusty rake of a flawed hereditary dynasty? It (the system) is already practically monarchic, only the electoral monarch (president) and the nobles (Duma inmates and ministers) are also not by blood, but by loyalty and devotion to the "team" are recommended, elected and appointed .. The problem will not change, so as well as the elected monarch and the heir to the dynasty, they can become hostages of their characteristic inclinations or something else purely "personal" and screw up so that no stone remains unturned.
      1. 0
        9 July 2020 03: 00
        Is that how you see the problem? It's funny to listen. By the way, what does it mean, in your opinion.
        And kosyachat, due to their personal inclinations, as a rule, those who for a long time struggle against the existing system. They themselves will do things and blame their mistakes on the previous one.
        1. +1
          9 July 2020 10: 30
          By the way, what does it mean, in your opinion.

          The fact that at first glance the horizon is clear and worthy candidates for the top post has not yet been observed.

          ... they will do and blame their mistakes on the previous one.

          Russian "democrats" of the Yeltsin style, for the most part Orthodox communists, shape-shifters. Still in power.
          1. -1
            9 July 2020 19: 35
            Your quote:

            ... the bulk of the Orthodox Communists are shifters. Still in power.

            And who do you think is better at managing? Muslims, Jews, Buddhists, Gentiles?
            1. 0
              9 July 2020 22: 16
              A generation without "hereditary" defects is on the way, so some of them will steer. good
              But not to the former, hastily reformed party members and Komsomol members, devoutly baptized and believers only because today it is not only fashionable, but also increases the chances of getting closer to the "kitchen" and making a career. There is no trust in them, regardless of the size of the crosses on the belly / chest.
              If you imagine for a moment that some very popular Muslim master will have a chance to become the president of Russia, then there are many chances that many of the "courtiers" will instantly become Muslims or Buddhists, and who knows who, if only at the trough.
              1. 0
                9 July 2020 22: 44
                Dreaming, of course, is not harmful, but what you with such a composition of managers (hollow-headed, who have no connection to anything) will build and where this board will lead ... If you only use it to destroy the country, then yes, it has already been proved after revolution, and not only in Russia. But only in this scenario you have no chance to come to power.
                1. +2
                  9 July 2020 23: 35
                  Dreaming, of course, is not harmful.

                  Of course not. laughing wink Always the normal composition of managers - what a king, such and retinue.

                  ... in this scenario, you have no chance of coming to power.

                  Naturally. I am for the supremacy of laws, and not individual, albeit thousand times respected personalities, businessmen, philanthropists, or some kind of kings or suitcases with money.
                  As for the stolen effective managers and corrupt bureaucrats, I’m also responsible for material liability with complete confiscation and prohibition of work on any occupations close to material or any other responsibility, for life.
                  Already in the light of the adoption of the amendments and the prospects for developing the relevant laws, I once thought more than once. This is Russia, it was just on paper.
                  Indeed, in practice, even Mikhail Evgrafovich Saltykov-Shchedrin wrote:

                  The strictness of Russian laws is mitigated by the non-binding nature of their implementation.

                  And add on my own, and even at times very strange selectivity of this very optionality.
                  1. -1
                    9 July 2020 23: 48
                    Then you need to build North Korea 2.0. Good luck in your endeavor.
                    1. +1
                      10 July 2020 00: 02
                      I do not need to build anything, there is no gold reserve. laughing
                      North Korea, by the way, has exactly the same rights as dozens of other "Bahrains" who are more friendly to the generally beloved master. Trade and communicate with them as with normal people, and society itself will reform itself over time towards optimal development. To do this, you do not need to necessarily have your puppet there as the supreme ruler. The same is with the USSR, the country had to develop, and not break the system and everyone and everything through the knee. Everything lasted, of course, longer, but the infrastructure could have been preserved, and the human losses would have been by orders of magnitude less, and the "brothers" were all in place.
                      1. -2
                        10 July 2020 00: 12
                        Why are you telling me all this? No one to talk to?
                      2. -1
                        10 July 2020 02: 42
                        It also happens. But if on the topic, then there is no alternative to Putin yet. Why not, that's another question.
                        So, crowned or not, but for at least another term he will surely be able to mobilize himself.
                        And there, as I wrote above, the new generation will be pulled up and harnessed.
  7. I do not see a replacement for Putin - there is no such person! So let Vladimir Vladimirovich soar as much as he can!
    1. +1
      9 July 2020 01: 11
      Yes, yes, yes ... Let it be like Leonid Ilyich, to a deep senility, but now it is somehow rather weak.
  8. RFR
    +1
    8 July 2020 23: 53
    "Hello, bear" ... No one will vote for him, even if the CAM asks, everyone has already seen what he is ... It's difficult to talk about another, but also doubtful ...
    1. +1
      9 July 2020 01: 09
      Voted last time, will vote again.
    2. +2
      9 July 2020 22: 28
      no one will vote, even if he asks for

      It would be a desire. It is possible to recommend, create prerequisites and appropriate conditions and voila, Uncle Dima wins the elections in an unequal struggle, purely by points and with only 1,5% of the margin or even less. Purely technically possible.
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