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Ce urmează după victoria lui Putin: deschiderea spre Occident sau un nou…

Ce urmează după victoria lui Putin: deschiderea spre Occident sau un nou conflict armat?

Rusia are două opţiuni după realegerea triumfală şi controlată a lui Vladimir Putin, scrie think-tank-ul polonez Warsaw Institute într-o analiză: fie va încerca să îmbunătăţească relaţiile cu Occidentul, fie va urma o escaladare a crizei, ce ar putea culmina cu un nou conflict armat.

Analiza completă a Warsaw Institute (original, lb. engleză):

Tsar Vladimir and Ominous Perspectives

Long before the presidential elections in Russia, the Kremlin assumed that it would be preferable for Putin to win 70% of the vote with 70% turnout. And such a plan has actually been put into practice. Even if voter turnout leaves much to be desired, it was possible to award Putin with more than 75% of the vote. Thus the state apparatus appeared to work efficiently. Incumbent head of state has been granted the most powerful legitimacy so far. With such support, Putin could be ready for the greatest challenges. However, he will probably purse a policy of stagnation.

Vladimir Putin has garnered 76.67% of the vote in the March 18 election. He claimed support from officials and journalists who had made every effort to provide incumbent president with the best result in history. Such a result seems to be impressive, especially due to the fact that the favorite had no election program. But Putin, while talking about the last eighteen years of Russia’s history, boasts almost exclusively of his successes so it should not come as a surprise that he will improve his election result. This time, it is higher by more than ten percentage points as compared to 2012. Results of other candidates seem to be irrelevant; nevertheless, it is noteworthy that an experiment with a new Communist Party candidate could be considered as a successful one. Pavel Grudinin attained a two-digit result, which seems to be quite satisfactory, especially in the face of unfavourable political climate in Russia.

Thanks to the election, Russia joined the group of authoritarian states ruled by dictators who can boast about their record-breaking election results. According to this logic, in six years’ time, Putin would get over 80% of the vote provided that he ran for office. It is difficult to predict whether Russia will reach such a state; nevertheless, it seems that a systemic change would be the best solution and Putin will be given another position that will permit him to rule the country. It is still a long way from achieving such a state of matters and challenges faced by the Kremlin seem to be the greatest since the beginning of Putin’s regime. Economic stagnation and avoiding reforms, additionally fuelled by the Russian dependence on world oil prices, will surely lead to a social crisis. Moreover, Russian population is in steep decline and, more importantly, the crisis in relations between Russia and the West will probably last for at least two or three more years. Month by month, Putin will be inching closer to taking the final decision: he may either seek to improve Russia’s relations with the West (“liberal turn”) or he could be in favour of further escalation. In addition, in the case of a drastic deepening of the internal crisis, Russia could even make an attempt to start an armed conflict of a small or large scale. Otherwise, the regime may fall before the end of President Putin’s new term of office.

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3 comentarii

  1. Mai probabila pare apropierea de Occident. Si mai intai de U.S.

  2. despre ce a fost si ce poate sa urmeze stie foarte bine Andrei Piontkovsky, el si Kasparov au fugit in SUA ca in rusia li se pregatea cite un ceai fierbinte cu poloniu 210. Piontkovsky apropo a luat parte in ultimul an la intocmirea sanctiunilor SUA impotriva rusiei, el stie foarte bine cum lucreaza rusia din interior si puteti afla foarte multe lucruri chiar exclusive care nimeni nu le stie/spune pe internet. uneori mi se pare ca in Romania se cunoaste putin despre V Putin si rusia, pur si simplu eu cunosc/vorbesc limba rusa si citesc in ruseste despre rusia, informatie „inside” in limba rusa este cu mult mai multa si mai buna decit in engleza sau romana, nu te supara draga redactie dar nu prea citesc eu pe site-urile voastre(oricare site) despre rusia caci probabil stiu mai mult, iar Andrei si Kasparov probabil stiu de 100 de ori mai mult ca voi.

    ultimul sau articol: https://charter97.org/ru/news/2018/3/22/283659/
    din pacate in limba rusa dar google translate te ajuta
    https://twitter.com/apiontkovsky

    apropo, dupa calculele politologilor si statistilor rusi(care stiu foarte bine situatia inside): Putin a acumulat maximum 35% din voturi, iar din astia 35% multi sunt bugetari care nu au incotro: profesori, medici, soldati, pompieri, etc – toti au votat pe V Putin ca sa nu fie concediati, plus la aceasta minimum 10 000 000 de buletine de vot au fost falsificate. cititi mai mult pe http://www.kasparov.ru/material.php?id=5AB12D16E20A1, un articol scris de catre Andrei Ilarionov care la fel ca si Piontkovsky a fugit in SUA, astia 2 au ajutat SUA sa intocmeasca sanctiuni noi. in rusia cistiga cel care numara voturile. au fost si in rusia citiva oameni mai democratici, mai pasnici si iubitori de libertate insa ei sunt marginalizati sau impuscati daca nu fug la timp din tara.

    • apropo, in linkul de mai sus Piontkovsky da un interview pentru un jurnalist rus Alexandru Sotnik care si el este fugit din tara ca FSBul deja ii daduse ultimatum: sau inchizi gura sau noi te inchidem pe veci, asa e in rusia: tara cu cea mai mare suprafata de pe glob insa pentru un on normal la cap nu ii ajunge loc ca sa traiasca in pace, pamint blestemat..