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Someone even more bent on war might replace Putin, Bellingcat investigator says

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Journalist Christo Grozev speaks during MezhyhiryaFest 2021 in Kyiv Oblast

Journalist Christo Grozev speaks during MezhyhiryaFest 2021 in Kyiv Oblast

Speaking about the conflict between the Kremlin elites, the journalist noted that the processes were actually underway, and Putin himself was successfully maneuvering between different camps.

“These processes are ongoing, we see them, (Russian terrorist Igor) Girkin is one of their embodiment,” Grozev said.

“But keep in mind that they are on both sides, Putin now has the opportunity to maneuver and balance the blows from those who want to end this nightmare for themselves, for their relatives, for their money. But there are others who make money from it and are not at all interested at the end of the war. He’s sitting in the middle and so far he’s maneuvering pretty well between those two groups.”

Read also: Panic in the Kremlin. Why does Putin need volunteer battalions?

But the Bellingcat representative believes that the result of the “Kremlin towers” rivalry could be unpredictable for Ukraine and the West in particular.

“I don’t think they will stop, they have a financial interest in either ending the war or expanding it, so I think one of these towers will take over, it’s just a matter of when,” Grozev said.

“Any of them wants Putin to be gone, but here the question is which one of them will win, because it may not even be the best option for you and for us if they appoint someone who is even more bent on war.”

Earlier Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate, said that the Kremlin could face only two possible scenarios of a change of power.

Read also: Uncaring Russian elites are fueling Russian military de-motivation, suggests Ukraine’s International Legion

“There are only two options for how this will all end,” he said.

“First, Putin’s successor stops major actions not only in Ukraine, but also in many parts of the world. And says: ‘Please, immediately lift all imposed sanctions from Russia, let’s build new relations. Russia has nothing to do with it, it was only a person who used to rule the state, and these were his personal problems, he is a maniac.’ That is, ‘deputinization’ will take place. And they will blame him for everything.”

According to Budanov, Russia’s collapse is the second possible scenario of the change of power.

“Another option is simply Russia’s collapse into several parts, into three or more,” he added.

Read also: Lavrov outlines Russian claims beyond Donbas

At the same time, Budanov said that the process of searching for Putin’s “successor” was underway. He did not name them, saying that “there is no need to interfere with this process.”

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