Putin’s aide warned of a problem in Russia – experts are already sounding the alarm

Putin’s assistant announced a sharp deterioration in the condition of roads in Russia – experts are already sounding the alarm.

In Russia, the condition of roads has deteriorated sharply over the past three years. This was stated by Putin’s assistant Igor Levitin, according to whom the road network in Russia has been greatly degraded. Moreover, the head of Buryatia, Alexey Tsydenov, claims that It will now be very difficult to put the roads in order, writes The Moscow Times.

After the occupation army began its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian authorities cut funding for most federal programs, directing the money to the war.

Putin is afraid that he will go down in history as the man who shamefully lost the invasion of Ukraine. This is precisely what explains the desire to finance the war as much as possible to the detriment of other economic programs.

“Previously, sections that could be done quickly were done for less money. Now, roughly speaking, roads that can be repaired quickly and inexpensively have run out. Each subsequent section is more expensive,” – said Tsydenov.

The official said that the roads on which it was carried out in 2018 are already in need of repair.

Russian economic analyst Anatoly Nesmiyan in his Telegram channel notesthat the assault on Avdeevka is more important for the Russian authorities than the development of the transport infrastructure of the Russian Federation. However, a violation of the quality of the road network, the basic structure of the stability of the Russian Federation with its size, can become a serious problem for its future.

“Nothing surprising. The resource for development has been exhausted, today the system’s sustainability resource is being generously taken out. Infrastructure is the basic structure of the sustainability of any system, and for Russia, with its size, the transport infrastructure is generally the skeleton of the country. But what to do if you need to take Avdeevka, and it won’t be taken? That’s right – pull out even more resources. Well, what did you want?” – he writes.

Previously on Bloomberg appreciated the scale of the Kremlin’s gas collapse.

We also wrote that the “gas hub” between the Russian Federation and Turkey threatened breakdown.

Author: Mark Voroshilov