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Silovik

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Oct 5, 2026

Michael RossiGUEST
13:36
who really does not have a lot of power in Russia.
Michael RossiGUEST
13:39
He is not a inner member of the Siloviki.
Michael RossiGUEST
13:46
And in that regard, I think he almost realizes what makes him popular, what makes him infamously famous in social media are his bombastic statements.
Michael RossiGUEST
13:58
And yes, Lavrov or more so Putin have not come out and openly condemned what he says.
Jonathan FinkHOST
3:39
Those rivalries still exist, and not just between mafia groupings, but between the different sectors of the state.
Jonathan FinkHOST
3:45
You know, the Siloviki, um, you know, Putin's, uh, special, uh, forces who protect him, various other security organizations.
Jonathan FinkHOST
3:54
You have companies who themselves have small private armies and, you know, large security teams.
Jonathan FinkHOST
4:00
Well, as the money runs out, these fights are gonna get more vicious.
Alexander GabuevHOST
16:32
This was the first election where the FSB, the notorious Russian domestic security service and successor to the KGB, was kind of co-piloting the election process and was really so much more involved in running domestic politics that at any time before.
Alexander GabuevHOST
16:52
So what do you think was the real division of labor between the political bloc of the presidential administration, led by the first deputy chief of staff, Sergei Kirilenko, and the FSB, particularly its second service, the protection of the constitution and the regime? Like, who was actually in charge? And then as the outcome, if you are Putin, Would you give them high marks? And whom you would put in charge of managing political process going forward? The Siloviks, the FSB, or still the civilians?
Farida RustamovaGUEST
17:26
We can judge him by Putin's recent comments.
Farida RustamovaGUEST
17:29
He's very much satisfied by the elections, so-called elections, to be honest, at this point.
Brandon WeichertHOST
24:28
Right, so...
Brandon WeichertHOST
24:30
there is this this deep state tentacle in you know wrapped around germany um and oddly it's the it's ironically it's the left that seems to be going along with the dismantling of german industry uh neoliberal types uh going along you know what you're talking about reminds me of what what there to some degree was going on in post Soviet Russia where Western capitalists were going in and basically trying to strip the country, which is one of the reasons why Putin and his Siloviki rose to power.
Brandon WeichertHOST
25:07
Cause they tried to stop this.
Max OtteGUEST
25:09
They did.

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