Timothy Ash from Chatham House expressed concerns regarding the growing unease in Moscow about the sustainability of the current political climate, particularly highlighted by recent events in Red Square. His remarks, made during an interview with Breaking Defense, suggest that the atmosphere in the Russian capital reflects a deeper nervousness among officials and citizens alike. This sentiment comes amid ongoing tensions and challenges facing the Russian government, raising questions about its stability and future direction.
Original from BreakingDefense: In Russian military parade meant to project power, analysts see ‘real vulnerability’
In Russian military parade meant to project power, analysts see ‘real vulnerability’
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