British media: The consequences of Putin's departure will not be dramatic for Russia

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Rumors are often spread in foreign media about the imminent possible departure of Vladimir Putin from the presidency of Russia - either due to alleged Parkinson's disease, or due to death, etc. Even now, some believe that Putin will step down next January. The Telegraph experts discuss the possible consequences of Vladimir Putin's departure from the Kremlin.

Putin takes good care of his health, and to meet with him you must first go through a two-week quarantine. But it looks like he really lost his former enthusiasm. Nevertheless, in most cases, rumors and dubious interpretations are the basis for information about the president's health problems. However, the significance of these rumors speaks of the importance of Putin's system of power - his domestic and foreign policy priorities dominate policy RF, and his friends play a significant role in the economy country.



British experts believe that Putin's departure from the presidency will not be dramatic for Russia. This will happen someday, and even if the Russian leader chooses a successor, the "gap in Putin's shape" will not go unnoticed in the system.

The consequences of this are likely to be less dramatic than an open and fierce power struggle.

- believes The Telegraph.

The further path of Russia's development may become an existential choice for it. After the star of the current president dies, Russians can continue to build a democratic Russia, which began in the 90s, or build "Putinism without Putin," plunging the country into even greater stagnation.
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  1. George W. Bush - medium
    George W. Bush - medium
    0
    11 November 2020 12: 26
    Do not wait!

    V.V. Putin
    tongue
  2. maiman61
    maiman61
    +5
    11 November 2020 12: 59
    The departure of the Anglo-Saxons from the world political arena will be greeted with enthusiasm all over the world!
  3. steelmaker
    steelmaker
    -3
    11 November 2020 13: 09
    It's not when Putin will leave? He will leave someday anyway. And who will be in his place? If Chubais, Medvedev or Kudrin, or Volodin? "Horseradish radish is not sweeter." The main thing is to change the Russian economy towards Russia and the people of Russia! And under Putin, we are being robbed and will be robbed, our feet are wiped and will be wiped, the people have been dying out for 20 years and will continue to die out, etc. If only he did something for the country and the people? Well, at least on Thursday - the day of good deeds, he saved the patient's child for his salary! Shame, not the head of state !!!!!
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  4. Tamara Smirnova
    Tamara Smirnova
    +1
    11 November 2020 13: 10
    England is sinking deeper and deeper into its own sewage, a dense ring surrounding the stinking island.
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  5. Alexander Sosnitsky
    Alexander Sosnitsky
    +1
    11 November 2020 13: 20
    How can you not lose your former enthusiasm if the rest of the negotiating process dropped out for natural reasons?
  6. Valentine
    Valentine
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    11 November 2020 14: 10
    If the president leaves, and no matter what the reason, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, he is replaced by the prime minister for 3 months, and from the same date, in three months, the elections of the new president will have to be held ..... So we will choose, and maybe by this time Navalny will be jailed, and Platoshkin will be released.
    1. Oleg Rambover
      Oleg Rambover
      -3
      11 November 2020 14: 55
      Quote: Valentine
      and maybe by this time Navalny will be jailed, and Platoshkin will be released.

      Is this election technology like that?
      1. Valentine
        Valentine
        +2
        11 November 2020 15: 24
        Yes, such popular technologies - you, and others like you, on the Kolyma, and we will build what we did not allow us to finish, that is, Socialism, but in an improved version, because it is not in vain that the bourgeoisie of all countries are afraid of it, otherwise we will slide down to slave system, and it is literally side by side, around the corner.
        1. Oleg Rambover
          Oleg Rambover
          -6
          11 November 2020 17: 15
          Will there be gallows? But what about the beautiful Russia of the future without gallows? Well, or at least mass executions like under Stalin?

          Quote: Valentine
          otherwise we will slide down to the slave system, and this is literally side by side, around the corner.

          Curious to know what your fears are based on? It seems that nothing portends.
          1. Valentine
            Valentine
            +1
            11 November 2020 19: 13
            Quote: Oleg Rambover
            Will there be gallows?

            Yes, with Yeltsin, it was somehow late, but we still have Chubais, curls, and other liberals with stolen people's money. them into slaves for a penny, only he stepped aside a little under Putin, and there are more than enough fears of a return to the Yeltsin region after Putin, but then all of Russia will fall down on the principalities, and on the emirates, and on the states.
            1. Oleg Rambover
              Oleg Rambover
              -3
              12 November 2020 00: 16
              Quote: Valentine
              Yes, with Yeltsin, it was somehow late, but we still have Chubais, curls, and other liberals with stolen people's money.

              Well, thank God, but what a wonderful Russia of the future without gallows. This is not serious.

              Quote: Valentine
              when they took away all enterprises from the people

              Who told you such nonsense, the people have never owned not only all the enterprises, but even a seedy beer stall.

              Quote: Valentine
              and the people were allowed around the world, turning them into slaves for a penny, only he stepped aside a little under Putin

              Evil tongues argue that Russians have never lived as well in history as they did under Putin.

              Quote: Valentine
              and fears of a return to Yeltsin after Putin are more than enough

              This is yes. Vladimir Vladimirovich himself does the most for these fears.
  7. Bulanov
    Bulanov
    +2
    11 November 2020 14: 35
    After the sunset of the current president's stars, Russians can continue the construction of a democratic Russia, begun in the 90s.

    This is when the tall guys with soldering irons and irons were building a new economy? We remember the democrat Berezovsky.
  8. Xuli (o) Tebenado
    Xuli (o) Tebenado
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    12 November 2020 21: 49
    Putin takes good care of his health, and to meet him, you must first go through a two-week quarantine.

    Is everything really so powerful? Have the experts from the English newspaper already passed this quarantine? This, as it were, is an indirect confirmation that masks and the observance of social distance do not save one hundred percent from the "deadly virus".
    Quarantine! Quarantine only! And then they came up with all sorts of nonsense - video summits, video conferences, distance learning. For absolute reliability, I can advise you to wear gas masks or scuba gear instead of boring masks.
  9. Jacques sekavar
    Jacques sekavar
    +2
    13 November 2020 09: 34
    Vladimir Putin's departure will be a tragedy for the Russian Federation, because:

    1. Outside of political parties, and therefore not accountable to anyone.

    2. Did not formulate a political platform.

    3. There is no political party that would continue the socialist reformatting of the state, because all Duma parties do not tolerate the very word - socialism, which in its essence is a transitional stage that has all the features of capitalism but keeps it under state control and regulation all the basic elements of traditional capitalism - money circulation, pricing, entrepreneurship, education, medicine, culture, etc., etc., as the Chinese Communist Party does.

    4. The construction of “democracy” like in the 90s cannot be desired even by the worst enemies. It is perplexing that some of the then builders of democratic Russia are still in all branches of government and the economy, and not in prison. There is only one explanation for this - being in power, they are built into industrial relations and therefore are under control, unlike those who were removed from power as ryzhki with Nemtsov, or who did not find a warm place in power as bulk and other “democrats” who, in fact, are the fifth column undermines the foundations and integrity of the state and is waiting in the wings.

    5. Western "democrats" have their own views for 2024 and are preparing, creating the structures of the agitation industry aimed specifically at the Russian Federation. The former secretary of state Clinton spoke about the financial support of the fifth column after the closure of the NGO network, that they will find other ways to finance the fifth column and the Sabbath of the protestors, the ultimate goal of which, in her own words, is to “defragment” the Russian Federation, which means a civil war and disintegration into appanages with all the consequences. This goal has not been canceled,