Mobilization or seizure of new regions: what Putin prepares for a meeting of the Russian Council

This week, a large meeting of the Security Council is planned in Russia. In trying to predict what trouble promises to Ukraine, journalist Vadim Denysenko draws four possible scenarios, of which conditionally good - only one . . . Russians announced the "Great Security Council meeting" next week. For more intrigue, they said that this is a meeting that many people are waiting (as far as I understand, we mean the answer to our strategic airfields).

We all already understand that Putin's arsenal is very limited. There are no nuclei and will not. Oreshennik clearly does not require a meeting of the Security Council. What are the scenarios then? I specifically write about bad scenarios. It is better to be prepared for the worse, although I hope that the number 4 script will win. And it is not excluded that this announcement needs Putin to call him Trump again. And perhaps these.