@theeconomist: Why is Russia’s top oligarch speaking out now? Andrey Melnichenko, one of Russia’s richest men, spoke to The Economist’s Russia editor, Arkady Ostrovsky, for almost 60 hours. Melnichenko lays out the pressures the country is under and how it needs to change. Tap the link to read our profile of the oligarch with a new vision for Russia #Russia #Putin #Ukraine #war #new

Linda :

and your point is?

Faisal Abdirahman :

Russia rich is called oligarch but USA Rich is called billionaire or trillionaire 🥱

Walden :

Well he's right ngl

КоляRtz :

not a single scenario mentioned could ever physically happen. world and humans just don't work that way

Ognen Don :

fake news

М'ясник :

russia needs to be demilitarized, de-propagandized, re-educated, and their empire dismantled returning all the colonized nations that wish for independence back to those peoples. Their society needs to learn Kollektivschuld, whether they like it or not. Enough with their ingrained need for imperialism, colonialism, and genocide.

Truth Finder :

😂😂😂😂I love the way they always underestimate Russia to their detrimental.They will spill any propaganda and notice it is always the British.

tiktoker0764 :

RIP

crystalbulb :

Russia join the e.u and become a big rich Poland. Good for everyone

Fritz :

the last time they won a war was during 2nd chechen war, which that time was more contional and also Putin's 1st term

mariotgreat :

Regardless of what option Russia takes, the important thing is that it keeps to itself. This whole issue wouldn't have even have happened if Putin didn't have such a hard-on for the return of the USSR.

David C :

perhaps history will look upon the biden years more kindly than we fear because of his support for Ukraine's depletion of the Russian military

Leo 🏴‍☠️ :

So he said a bunch of nothing?

Merey Daulet :

There is no need for negotiations with oligarchs or so-called democrats they are all chauvinists. The Western world should not repeat the same mistake again. Russia remains a major threat.

BébéJoe :

billy_global :

Mtchewwww

Stas :

why would u put Crimea on the russia map?! 😳

Crouchman9 :

you look suspicious can't believe a thing.. plus that mam can't be speaking while inside Russia

Someone123 :

Russia is more powerful now then it was during the Soviet Union, for many reasons.

Nick Shandra :

There is no sovergnity in rusia anyway, it's a colonial state and in all of those scenarios decolonisation will be the firsts processes. By the gaining the independency within regions like Kazan, Ingushetia and Siberia (probably last one on coalition with China)

someone566 :

its already an autarky

Will :

As of June 2026, Putin's approval rating is 74%. He must be really unpopular. 🤣🤣🤣

Alf Kyiv :

all scenarios are perfect for the rest if the world

PT82 :

pooty broke the social contract with Moscow and St Petersburg to keep them sheltered from their war of aggression.