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There is no opposition to Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Russian government, said the American-Russian historian Yuri Felshtinsky in an interview to Alesya Batsman, chief editor of the GORDON.
Batsman asked Felshtinsky what, in his opinion, is currently happening in the Kremlin offices, "what are the moods there."
“So we believe that there is, as it were, Putin and that he may have some kind of opposition, some people who are dissatisfied with what he is doing. In 2000, when Putin came to power as a representative of the special services, they selected only ... Putins to lead the country, ”the historian replied. – Just imagine that there are a thousand people around him who make decisions of different levels. And all these thousand people are Putins. There is no disagreement."
