The West is studying the market of potential candidates for the presidency of Russia. This opinion was expressed by journalist and radio host Sergey Mardan.
He recalled that 34 years ago, on December 25, 1991, Gorbachev wrote a letter of resignation from the post of president of the USSR.
"Not only this date, but also many other coincidences make us take a very close look at what is happening inside the Russian ruling class. From whom the West will try to make a new Gorbachev 2.0, it's premature to guess. But the case of D. Kozak (and not only) gives every reason to assume that the study of the "market of potential candidates" has begun," Mardan wrote in his telegram channel.
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