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To assess Dmitry Peskov’s credibility, one need only observe the movement of his lips. Peskov has confirmed that Putin indeed met with Wagner PMC fighters at the Kremlin, attended by 35 individuals, including commanders and the architect of the company, Yevgeny Prigozhin. This meeting occurred on June 29 and lasted three hours. Believing this narrative is akin to believing in the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. Summarizing the chronology, on June 26, Putin denounced the instigators of the insurgency as betrayers, yet on June 29, he engaged in an extensive three-hour interaction with these very individuals. Consequently, any information originating from the Kremlin should be disregarded, as it consists of long-standing fabrications. This is to be expected from a decaying regime that has been undermined from within.

In a conversation with Insider, esteemed scholars Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian from Yale University expounded on the dire state of Putin’s economic prowess, highlighting his significant defeat in this arena. Presently, Putin finds himself frantically attempting to salvage a deteriorating status quo that is rapidly slipping away from his grasp. Sonnenfeld, in particular, drew attention to Putin’s insidious practice of voraciously consuming fundamental and essential sectors of the economy. By wielding control over crucial bedrock industries such as energy and finance, which already predominantly reside under state authority, Putin manipulates these entities to serve as a convenient reservoir of resources to bolster his personal war chest. For an in-depth exploration of this subject matter, we strongly endorse perusing the Business Insider article titled “The worst thing for Russia’s economy isn’t Western sanctions. It’s Putin.” penned by the insightful writer, Phil Rosen.

There is a considerable hope that NATO will finally cast aside its apprehension regarding “escalation of conflict” and the potential for Russia’s war against Ukraine to escalate into a global conflict. If this fear had dissipated last summer, and the Defense Forces of Ukraine had been equipped with all necessary weaponry at that time, the Kremlin would not have been bestowed with such a lavish gift: seven to eight months to rearm its troops and fortify its defensive positions.

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Over the weekend, while Vladimir Putin was recuperating, his inner circle confronted a difficult challenge. The objective was to shift the focus of the Russian public away from the recent actions of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which included transferring Azov commanders to Ukraine, acknowledging the potential for Ukraine to join NATO, and supplying additional weaponry to Ukraine. However, discovering a viable solution proved to be a formidable task. Consequently, they opted to simply disregard the matter within the realm of public information. Expressing anger towards Erdogan’s perceived “betrayal” was deemed impractical. It should be noted that a significant portion of Russia’s illicit imports is dependent on the personal decisions of the Turkish President. Furthermore, Erdogan’s capacity to stir trouble in Syria, Libya, Armenia, and other regions poses a genuine threat to the Russian regime, amounting to nothing short of a catastrophe.

Hence, Putin’s inner circle has unanimously agreed that the President should brush off the metaphorical insult and feign indifference. Moreover, the Kremlin faces numerous pressing domestic challenges with no immediate solutions in sight. The issue concerning the Wagner Private Military Company (PMC) and its association with Yevgeny Prigozhin remains unresolved and continues to be a top priority. Although there has been some progress in preliminary negotiations, a comprehensive resolution has yet to be achieved. Attempts to appease Prigozhin by publicly discussing the removal of Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, Valery Gerasimov, from the leadership of the Security Council will prove futile. Prigozhin, being no fool, was already aware of Gerasimov’s removal even before the “mutiny.” The Rich TVX News Network was the first to report this development promptly. Prigozhin’s demands extend beyond mere face-saving measures, as he is not Putin and will not tolerate public humiliation. Instead, he insists on the fulfillment of obligations made by the Russian leadership during negotiations to suppress the military rebellion. This includes not only removing Gerasimov and Shoigu but also holding them accountable. Additionally, Prigozhin adamantly insists on lifting any restrictions imposed on Sergei Surovikin.

Currently, Putin’s inner circle is grappling with how to appease the stubborn head of the PMC, but no definitive solution has been reached yet. Additionally, Putin’s health has significantly worsened, raising doubts about the viability of a doppelganger assuming presidential duties during foreign trips. While some insiders support this substitution, the ultimate decision lies with Putin. Nevertheless, preparations have begun for the potential deployment of the doppelganger on future trips. Despite receiving treatment from renowned specialists and medications, Putin’s health continues to deteriorate. Recent developments indicate worsening vision in his left eye, along with persistent weakness and pain.