Konstantin Samoilov: These Are Putin's Biggest Insecurities

Vladimir Putin's leadership and the current state of Russia are complex, misunderstood, and embedded in shadows. In this video Konstantin Samoilov, discusses the dichotomy between Putin's perceived vulnerabilities and his ability to maintain power, the resilience he has shown in the face of challenges, and the implications of Russia's economic situation.

We discuss the notion of collapse in Russia, emphasising that while the economy may be faltering, Putin's grip on power remains strong. The dialogue highlights the intricate dynamics of power, control, and the political landscape in Russia.

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00:00 Putin's Military Tactics vs. Strategy
04:28 The Impact of Power on Putin's Decision-Making
05:49 Russia's Position in Global Politics

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[theglobalgambit]

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[sandywells]

Thankyou Konstantin very helpful to understand what is going on in Russia 👏👏

[ChristophKral]

Putin was already 10x very lucky. But his time will come when his luck will run out.

[wunderlol]

Nothing seemed to happen in Syria either, for a long time.. then in 12 days. Syria which closely followed the Putin doctrine on ruling (by fear and repression, ofcourse)

[bruce]

The regime has internal problems! The facades are cracking!

[craighughes]

History has a bad habit of repeating it self. Hitler, Mussolini, Gaddafi, Ceausescu, Marcos, Amin, Assad it just takes one hesitation or wrong move & your gone.

[lakeliving]

Putin will save Russia the way Mt Vesuvius saved Pompeii..😂

[petercollette]

Nice to see you again Constantine with a k

[mjerse]

Comments are right on reporting this madness 🥔

[harmony]

It s fun to see Konstantin in a shorter version, as long videos can lack clarity and concision.

[vulture]

♥I saw Prigozhin as a far bigger threat to the world than Putin. Fortunately Shoigu and Gerasimov were able to flee Rostov on Don before they could be captured as they were two of the three that held the nuclear codes (Putin the third). Prigozhin was forced to act (march) prematurely and he and his pro-nationalist colleagues on the Security Council were caught flat-footed.

Thanks to his ownership of the Internet Research Agency Prigozhin was warned of what would happen if he continued with his existential threat to the Kremlin and backed off. Meanwhile Putin continues the destruction of the Russian military and its economy and I hope he stays in power for at least another year.♥♥♥

[jassianterri]

Konstantin, I have a question:
Given Hungary and possibly the US too are possibly going to block the continuation of sanctions, how will that play out? So I am looking for an analysis of Russia’s situation with highly reduced sanctions (assuming some nations will continue individually).

[EamonnS]

Luke 12.20. "But God said to him, 'You fool! This very night your soul is required of you; and now who will own all the things you have prepared?'"

[Chas_Chan]

This is the last time you will see Putin live on TV.

[-Clarky]

What Konstantin is describing sounds like Russia is going to sh1t rather than collapsing.
Hypothetically speaking, if events unfolded in such a way that the Russian Federation broke apart into a handful of new countries, would that be a collapse? a Russia of sorts would still exist even though it'd be far smaller than the current Russian Federation

[nalandatendar]

Did we get an answer about Putins weaknesses, insecurities and fears?

[theglobalgambit]

Is Putin’s concept of a plan making him vulnerable? Let us know in the comments.

[Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage]

On monday we'll see what happens to IFX Cbonds. Look's like ruzzian corporate business is out of money. Finally.

[timtrewyn]

Putin has the FSB. The FSB didn't have Wagner because they didn't need to until recently. That all got re-organized so that does not happen again. Disloyalty among the strongest under Putin is an opportunity for an assassin to climb the ladder. I imagine a loyal "concern" within the FSB developing as Putin ages. We will not like the successor. It's entirely possible the world might see Putin's term as a preferable time. But the Russian military and economy has been weakened. Putin and the new leader will always be looking to turn that around through the sale of commodities and influencing the price of those commodities. Ergo Venezuela, that used to produce 3 million bbl of oil per day. Under Russian influence, that nation produces about 1 million bbl per day.

[jackiereed]

1 russian ruble = 0.83 indian rupee

India can buy lots of russian energy because of the crash of the ruble.