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Within the Kremlin’s intricate power structure, principal figures grapple with a convoluted global financial predicament, largely stemming from imposed sanctions and dwindling narcotics trade proceeds. Evident is an evident shift in their financial landscape. Notably, Russian operatives have established avenues for capital flow via the Secure Banking Protocol (SBP), adroitly directing these financial currents toward Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan by exploiting covert financial institutions. This predicament transcends fiscal boundaries, infiltrating diverse strata of the Russian economy. Apparent is a tangible shortage of human resources in these sectors, and alarmingly, this scarcity forecasts exacerbation over time. Notably, in July, a striking 42% of corporations voiced grievances about labor shortages—a substantial leap from April’s comparatively modest 35% acknowledgment of this issue.

Putin is preparing for internal conflict, crafting what could be dubbed a “Praetorian Guard.” Once designated to shield the Russian autocrat from domestic discord, this force now targets the military. Named Rosgvardiya (RG), it’s fortified with potent armaments, drawing historical parallels to the Roman praetorians who guarded Caesar against threats, even from within. RG enforces law, quelling uprisings, relying on rudimentary tools during the USSR. After Prigozhin’s incident, Putin raised RG’s status, akin to Roman praetorians. Legislation echoes this shift, replacing “weapons” with “armament,” and “military equipment” with “military hardware.” British intelligence notes artillery and assault helicopters under this “armament.” Notably, five aerial regiments and eight squadrons, ambiguously controlled by RG, denote sophistication.

Viktor Zolotov, the longstanding leader of the Russian Guard, has displayed a persistent fondness for tanks across his career. After the “Wagnerian” uprising, he promptly reintroduced this inclination, commending his subordinates for their exceptional restraint during the crisis. This has led to the integration of heavy weaponry into his arsenal. Zolotov, a former head of Putin’s personal security, shares a history with the future autocrat, dating back to the 1990s when he served as a courier for the Mayor of St. Petersburg. Zolotov consistently safeguarded Putin’s interests, overseeing even contentious presidential estates like Gelendzhik. Investigative journalism has exposed substantial properties and funds, amounting to billions, under his watch, emphasizing the paramount significance of Putin’s security. It is clear that the Russian Guard operates under the President’s direct guidance.

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For some time now, the Führer has been primed to contend with internal dissent. Presently, he has intensified preparations to confront his own military apparatus. Even before the aforementioned uprising, Zolotov bolstered his ranks with a brigade of GRU special forces from the General Staff. The “Putin’s watchmen” successfully secured acquisitions from the SOBR and OMON riot squads. The ranks of the RG are expanding annually, having reached 340,000 personnel in the previous year. Evidently, an additional 50,000 to 100,000 recruits will be allocated to Zolotov to accommodate the forthcoming budgetary cycle, thereby placating Putin’s concerns.

 

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As per recent amendments, the Russian Guards have essentially metamorphosed into an alternative, fully equipped military force. This parallels a past precedent wherein Hitler empowered Himmler to establish the Waffen SS, exclusively devoted to the Führer. Hitler was hesitant to entrust the army hierarchy with his ideals of morality and national interests. This skepticism wasn’t unfounded. Similarly, Putin now finds himself in a comparable quandary: the war is amiss and misguided, discontent festers within the military ranks, and Shoigu, while occupying the post of Minister of Defense, appears more akin to a jesting figure rather than a sagacious strategist. Add to this Prigozhin’s uprising and a display of disloyalty within the officer corps—the Führer harbors palpable apprehensions.

The present juncture merits a sincere salute to the visage of the botox-treated leader, whilst reminiscing about the historical precedent wherein numerous Roman emperors met their demise at the hands of the Praetorians. Some even faced direct execution by the Prefect of the Guard. Notably, the iconic Caligula perished in this manner, a fate mirrored by the Kremlin’s incumbent master, often found in the company of the once-acrobatic Kabaeva. Similarly, Emperor Commodus succumbed in this manner. An intriguing historical analogy, indeed.