Coup Fears In Moscow? Why Putin Cut Internet

Описание: Moscow is not just another Russian city. It is the political center of Putin’s system — and this week, that center was partially cut off from mobile internet for days. When a regime disrupts normal life in its own capital, including for elites and even officials, and then explains it away as “security,” the real story is no longer technical. It is political.

In this episode of Russia Behind the Headlines, I break down what Moscow’s internet shutdown may reveal about the state of the Kremlin: fear at the top, growing instability inside the system, and the possibility that the regime no longer fully trusts its own normal functioning. I also examine the speculation that followed the arrest of Ruslan Tsalikov, the rumors of coup fears in Moscow, and why Dmitry Peskov’s explanation only made the situation look even more revealing. This is not a video about conspiracy claims presented as fact. It is a closer look at what happens when an authoritarian system starts reacting like it feels threatened.

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