"Long and unlucky": a Russian political scientist recounted how the West had tamed Putin

Russian political scientist Dmitry Oreshkin believes that there is no reason to expect immediate repression – neither Western voters nor Western elites will support the war, Glavred writes [19659003] Read also: "Non-existent" letters: sentenced in Ukraine Russians wrote to Putin

Western countries have economic, socio-cultural and financial advantages. Instead, Putin will not be enough for a "long distance".

"Yes, he was forced to count with him in Syria, but how much it cost Russia money and lives, especially no one has counted, so I think these – he believes that the West will not resort to excessive pathos, but will launch a long "car-bucket."

A political scientist explained that the West would not resort to an excessive pathos here, 19659004] Yes, the Courts and sanctions resulting from the annexation of Crimea, occupation in eastern Ukraine and aggression in the sea of ​​Azov lasted tymut, but will not give a quick answer.However, the political scientist believes that the mechanism will still work.

Sanctions – it's not the brick that falls on the head and immediately strikes the man. a brick in a pocket or a backpack: it's harder, you get tired quickly, the burden is useless and, after all, you get excited. "L'occiden He does not use this method, he says.

Oreshkin emphasizes that the trampling of the Kremlin will be a long, but irreversible process. irreversible The event will not rush, because the partners of Ukraine have no personal reasons for this.

Meanwhile, the political scientist stressed that Ukraine should focus on developing effective reforms and on economic growth in the meantime.

"If Ukraine shows the example of rapid economic growth, successful reforms of the real economy, real democracy, then Russia will envy it. This Putin does not want to admit it, that is why it is to fight against the Ukraine, "- predicts Oreshkin