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Odessa faces escalating tensions as Russia carries out another bombing of the port. Reports confirm missile launches from the Black Sea, while the Armed Forces of Ukraine report the presence of up to 8 Tu-22m3 aircraft flying towards the region. Turkey’s involvement in the conflict has intensified, with confirmed supplies and plans to provide Ukraine with advanced military assets, including Bayraktar TB2 UAVs, Bayraktar Mini drones, protected vehicles, and 122-mm rockets. Additionally, the dwindling ammunition stocks in the West are expected to prompt the commencement of mortar and artillery ammunition deliveries in the near future. Monday proved to be a challenging day for Vladimir Putin as he encountered a series of setbacks. During a virtual meeting with representatives from the military bloc, the president found himself subjected to manipulation by the military. They informed Putin of a retaliatory strike, purportedly using highly precise missiles, targeting weapon and ammunition depots in the Nikolaev and Odessa regions as retribution for the Crimean bridge. Additionally, the military leadership boasted about the impressive progress made by Russian troops in the Kupyansk area, suggesting the potential recapture of previously “lost” territories through the “Kharkov maneuver.” While initially uplifting, this sense of achievement was short-lived.

Approximately twenty minutes after the meeting’s conclusion, the president received a report from the Security Council of the Russian Federation, revealing that all the information provided by the military during the meeting was false. The supposedly devastating retaliatory strike had failed to achieve its objectives, and the advancements made by Russian forces in the Kupyansk area were minimal, rendering the notion of labeling them as a strategic success foolish. Putin’s mood significantly deteriorated upon reading this report, prompting him to insist vehemently on concrete and tangible results for any retaliatory actions.

Throughout the day, Putin found temporary relief in the news of a somewhat calmer situation concerning the rebellious faction of the Wagner Private Military Company. A portion of the PMC would be relocated to Belarus, and the prominent figure, Yevgeny Prigozhin, had faded from public attention. However, this momentary respite was short-lived. Within an hour, Putin received alarming reports of a scathing attack from a former “hero of the Russian spring” turned militant blogger-turbopatriot, who launched a vigorous criticism campaign against the president, accompanied by open insults. Advisors had consistently urged Putin to address this ultra-patriot matter decisively, and the president himself had issued orders to quell the issue. Regrettably, all of Putin’s decisions had been obstructed, allowing the ultra-patriot to persistently incite the patriotic public against the country’s leadership and Putin personally.

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The president once again expressed his unwavering stance by issuing a direct order to personally handle the ultra-patriot and his stubborn and volatile entourage. However, there is an undeniable sense that the weight once carried by Putin’s orders has diminished, with many of them likely to be ignored. Putin’s influence is waning, transforming him into a mere figurehead in the eyes of his closest associates. Following the “strike on the Crimean bridge,” President Putin, who had slept in due to feeling unwell the previous night, received the distressing news. He dedicated around ninety minutes to scrutinizing reports in an attempt to comprehend the situation fully. Subsequently, he convened a video conference meeting with representatives from the power and military blocs’ leadership.

 

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During the meeting, the president received the latest information on the incident, including updates on damage assessment and efforts to redirect logistics. Two versions of events were presented: one proposing that the bridge strike was carried out by surface unmanned aerial vehicles, while the other implicated the SBU and Ukrainian military intelligence in a “terrorist attack” using unmanned aerial vehicles. After listening to the speakers, Putin delivered a fifteen-minute speech, reprimanding almost every participant for their perceived roles in the incident. He expressed his grievances both generally and towards individuals, utilizing abusive language. While the military leadership faced the brunt of his criticism, the security forces were not entirely spared. Notably, Putin addressed the Director of the FSB and the Secretary of the Security Council with less severity. This impassioned speech, though relatively brief, appeared to reflect the president’s fatigue. Subsequently, Putin concluded the meeting and requested medical assistance.

After receiving medical attention, Putin held consultations with his inner circle, focusing on exploring potential retaliatory measures against Ukraine’s strike on the Crimean bridge. Despite feeling unwell, the president conducted a video conference meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin, Minister of Transport Vitaly Savelyev, and several governors to discuss the situation in the Crimean Bridge area. Despite attempts to dissuade him, Putin’s participation was deemed necessary to lend gravitas to the broadcast, given the meeting’s brevity. The meeting proceeded uneventfully, although the president was aware that more optimistic damage assessments of the bridge would be announced, concealing the actual extent of the damage. In the evening, Putin requested another visit from the doctors, who spent an extended period attending to him compared to their daytime visit.