There are no optimistic scenarios for the Kremlin
After the mutiny, Moscow is centralising control over all armed forces, but that won’t save it from the looming crisis.
Russia’s compromised political system, which led to the Wagner Group’s mutiny, will continue to pose a risk for Putin.
After the mutiny, Moscow is centralising control over all armed forces, but that won’t save it from the looming crisis.
The empowerment of Putin loyalists who command their own forces may not bode well for the stability of the state.
