Rusia se confruntă cu tensiuni interne. Economia slăbește, iar Kremlinul ia în calcul escaladarea războiului

Russia is facing one of its toughest times since the invasion of Ukraine, marked by economic crisis and internal dissent. The regime led by Vladimir Putin is experiencing potential internal divisions as it struggles to balance war funding and social stability. Ukrainian drone attacks have severely impacted fuel supply, leading to restrictions and increased prices. Public support for the war has reached a historic low, with many citizens favoring peace negotiations. Analysts suggest that upcoming parliamentary elections could be a significant test for the Kremlin, despite the opposition being heavily restricted. Calls for expanding the conflict have emerged, posing risks of further NATO unity and economic sanctions against Russia.