Mysticism Grows Deeper, as Troop Losses Increase.
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Kremlin snuff box, 04/30/24
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The ashes of the great commander Suvorov were urgently brought to Moscow
This happened a few days after the arrest of Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov. Suvorov’s remains were brought at the personal request of Sergei Shoigu.
“Sergei Kuzhugetovich is having difficult times now. That’s why he wanted to pray near the ashes of Alexander Vasilyevich and think about important things. Now Sergei Kuzhugetovich is sure: everything will be fine!”, a source close to Shoigu told us.
According to him, Suvorov’s ashes have already been returned to the front. He is located “somewhere in the Ocheretino area” and “helps our fighters advance.”
“We are advancing with serious losses. Therefore, we expect that Alexander Vasilyevich will help, and fewer of our guys will die. Both in the DPR and in other sectors of the front,” the military man explained.
In addition, the ashes of Prince Grigory Potemkin-Tavrichesky will soon be sent to Crimea. Why Shoigu wants to send the remains of the Prince there, we wrote in detail here [ Below ].
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Kremlin snuff box, 04/20/24
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Shoigu ordered to strengthen Crimea with the help of the ashes of Grand Duke Potemkin
The remains of Prince Grigory Potemkin-Tavrichesky, which were taken out of Kherson in 2022 , will be transported across Crimea to strengthen morale and protect our military. This decision was made by Sergei Shoigu.
“The situation in Crimea now is difficult, military personnel are dying, we are suffering losses - let’s remember the same Dzhankoy and the recent tragic events there. Crimea needs the intercession of great figures of Russian history. Prince Potemkin is just such a person,” one of the deputy defense ministers told us.
According to him, it will be especially important to take the remains of the Grand Duke to air defense units, which in Crimea “now does not always work as it should.”
Another source in the ministry noted: Shoigu recognized the successful actions with the ashes of commander Alexander Suvorov , who continue to be carried along the front line.
“Sergei Kuzhugetovich is confident that the ashes of Alexander Vasilyevich strengthened the morale of our military, and we are now moving forward at the front. Prince Potemkin can become the heavenly protector of Crimea, for which he did a lot during his lifetime,” our interlocutor is sure.
We have decided not to express our opinion on this initiative. Let us only note that among the military there are more and more supporters that the ashes of Suvorov ( who was damaged as a result of one of the shelling ) be returned to the grave. According to our information, Shoigu is not yet considering this option.
As for Potemkin’s ashes, according to some sources, now he “is constantly next to Sergei Kuzhugetovich.” Shoigu prays next to him before making important decisions.
Kremlin snuff box, 05/01/24
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There will be special registers, and men will bring certificates that they are not gay. We learned how officials will be checked for their sexuality
Deputy Alexander Khinshtein’s proposal to check the orientation of officials before appointing them to posts was put forward after it was agreed upon by people close to Vladimir Putin. We found out exactly how they are going to implement this idea.
The Ministry of Justice will be responsible for checking officials, as well as the issue of foreign agents. It is this ministry that will be obliged to compile registers of officials, deputies and candidates for positions in power who are suspected or found to have a non-traditional sexual orientation.
The compilation of registers will begin with candidates for officials, but plans include checking all current government officials. Both at the federal level and at the regional level. Inspections and compilation of registers will take from six months to a year.
The Ministry of Justice will also have to draw up a questionnaire that will be filled out by all officials and candidates for positions in government.
There will be questions not only about sexual orientation, but also about attitudes to traditional Russian values, perceptions of abortion, and so on. There will also be questions about contacts with people of non-traditional sexual orientation, their presence among relatives and close friends.
Men who will apply for positions of power will also have to bring a certificate from a doctor stating that they have not engaged in same-sex sex. All current male officials will be required to provide such certificates, but later than applicants for positions.
Checks of candidate officials and current officials in test mode may begin in the next month or two - even before the adoption of any laws on this topic.