Stunning new footage of war graves highlights the toll Vladimir Putin has inflicted on his fighters in Ukraine.
The Goryachiy Klyuch cemetery in the Krasnodar region is dedicated to troops in Wagner’s private army supporting the Russian invasion.
This force of volunteers, mercenaries, and prison convicts saw tens of thousands killed, locked in “human wave” suicide death squads and thrown onto the front lines with no hope of return.
Graves “too big to walk through” have been uncovered as veteran Russian political analyst Dmitry Oreshkin believes there are now clear signs that key players in the dictator’s circle are turning away from him, not wanting to drown in his “bloody swamp”. He leads his people into a “dead end”.
Rows of graves decorated with flowers and crosses mark the dead in Krasnodar, southern Russia
In this cemetery lie men whose relatives did not ask for burial in their home country. Many corpses lay unclaimed on the battlefield.
The comment on the video is by a crying Russian woman saying: “It’s a big cemetery, all the graves are new…
“There is no end in sight… There are young men and men of all ages.
‘rest in peace. You can’t even walk to the other end of it, this is a big cemetery on Goryachiy Klyuch.
She said it was “impossible to count” the graves.
Obviously, the number of graves is much more than in January.
She said, “My soul is bleeding.”
The Wagner Group is seeking to expand permission for the 700 to be buried.
We can explain to the media: “The more Putin sinks into the bloody quagmire, the less people want to drown with him,” said political analyst Oreshkin.
He singled out former ministers Arkady Dvorkovich and Alexei Kudrin as well as billionaires Vladimir Lisin, who owns a Scottish castle, and Oleg Deripaska, as formerly close figures now shunning the dictator.
Another is the mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, one of his closest allies so far.
“They understand that Putin is toxic,” he said.
Everyone is shoved into one bottleneck, and Vladimir Putin is the stopper in it.
The question is whether this bottle will explode under pressure from within, as was the case in the Soviet Union.
When Putin becomes toxic, that cork wears out a bit.
The problem is simple – which is more likely to happen: the cork will rot under the pressure of its acidic contents, or the bottle will explode?
The most intelligent person understands that it is necessary to part with him.
“They understand that the president is leading the country into a dead end.”
Putin has sought to court loyalists as support for his disastrous war in Ukraine wanes.
Earlier this month, Russia’s elite tank bridge reportedly refused orders after they were asked to drive to their deaths through a notorious Ukrainian minefield.
In February, Ukrainian intelligence reported that members of Putin’s inner circle were now spying on behalf of Ukraine as the situation worsened for Russia.
In Jan Putin replacing Gen. Sergei Surovkin, who orchestrated Russia’s withdrawal from Kherson with a difficult crossing of the Dnipro River, with pro-Putin general Valery Gerasimov, who led the initial, chaotic invasion of Ukraine.
Arkady Dvorkovich, 51, Russian politician and economist named as one of former ministers now ‘shunning’ Putin
Alexey Kudrin, 62, Russian economist and politician meets Vladimir Putin in the Moscow Kremlin. Kudrin has also been singled out as a member of Putin’s inner circle who has distanced himself
The cemetery footage comes from Krasnodar, a city in southern Russia that was previously connected to Crimea by the Kerch Bridge.
It was the Kerch Bridge It said It reopened last Thursday, nearly half a year since it was badly damaged in an explosion in October.
Krasnodar is famous for the war crimes trial of Soviets who collaborated with Nazi Germany in 1943. It was the first war crimes trial of World War II.
