Vladimir Putin’s speech before the Federal Assembly was criticized by many Russian bloggers.
Nothing new and nothing important. Such an assessment was given in the address of the head of the Kremlin to the Federal Assembly on Tuesday, February 21, in the report of the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
The document says that Putin did not make any important announcements, nothing new was said about the war in Ukraine.
“Even the rhetoric about Russia’s withdrawal from the strategic arms deal is nothing new,” analysts said.
They noted that Putin may have used the event to formulate new goals and ways to achieve them, such as announcing another official wave of partial mobilization, calling a “special military operation” a war , or taking further steps to mobilize Russia’s defense industrial base. , but he didn’t do any of that.
“Most attention was drawn to his statement about the suspension of Russia’s participation in the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. Perhaps Putin made this announcement to reintroduce nuclear rhetoric into the information space, thereby diverting the attention from the general insignificance of the rest of his speech,” experts suggested. .
ISW analysts indicated that the speech was criticized by many Russian bloggers.
In particular, they denounced his failure to set new goals for the war or outline new measures to support it or to hold Russian officials accountable for numerous military failures.
Recall that today Putin delivered a long-promised address to the Federal Assembly. His speech turned into a series of Russian propaganda clichés. And indeed, the only news from all this verbal flow is that Putin announced the suspension of Russia’s participation in the Strategic Offensive Arms Treaty (START).
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Source: korrespondent
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