The name of the politician who spread rumors about Putin's poor health and death has been named.
We have written about the spread of such rumors more than once. In particular, they appeared after Vladimir Vladimirovich took communion, and also immediately after the terrorist attack in Crocus. Three unrelated sources - in the FSB and the Kremlin - told us that the rumors were dispersed by people associated with Sergei Sobyanin. “We have clear evidence that harmful fake news was spread by people associated with the mayor of Moscow. We are now checking the evidence and will present it to the President. The evidence, believe me, is serious,” said one of the interlocutors.
A source in the Kremlin is confident that Sobyanin has become “a hostage to his ambitions.” “Sergei Semenovich believes that he has stayed too long in his chair in Moscow and wants to reach a higher level. At the very least, become prime minister, but who knows? But he has no chance of getting a post in the same government, so he's doing shit,” he said. Also, according to the interlocutor, Sobyanin wants the SVO [invasion of Ukraine] to end as soon as possible (despite all the progress of our army), and he will get back to normal business, even if he remains mayor of Moscow. At the same time, the head of the capital is not ready for any serious rebellion.
Sources close to Sobyanin denied this information to us and called it “nonsense.” True, we got very nervous and tried to find out where we learned this “nonsense”. It is interesting that Putin has not yet been presented with incriminating evidence against Sobyanin. But sources promise that he will receive all the necessary information in the near future.
Have the [Russian] State Duma set their sights on Alaska?
The degree of relations (or rather conflict) between Russia and the United States continues to increase. At a recent closed meeting, the chairman of the State Duma Defense Committee, Andrei Kartapolov, said that we need to be ready to regain the lands of Alaska that historically belonged to Russia.
The statement was received with a bang. The military officers and deputies present agreed that in the context of weakening US hegemony, Russia needs to return control over Alaska.
It is difficult to say whether other representatives of the military elite share such plans. In response to our direct question, the General Staff answered that now we clearly have no time for Alaska. After all, Ukraine is at stake. And we must first finish the SVO with a victory.