"Kiev not in three days": Russians no longer trust their army - Roszmi

Despite the fact that the Russian army had the greatest confidence among its population, less people began to trust it this year. Meanwhile, trust in power among Russian citizens is only increasing. The Russians lost confidence in their army. The reason for this was the lasting war in Ukraine. About it writes the edition of The Moscow Times, referring to the data of the sociological group of Gallup. It is noted that the Russian army had the greatest confidence in the Russians.

In particular, in 2022 she was entrusted with 80% of people, but as of this summer only 75%. Attitude to the army of the Russian Federation has deteriorated in all population groups, regardless of gender, age and wealth. Meanwhile, as the publication writes, the trust in the police, financial institutions and the judicial system in Russia this year has increased on the contrary.

This was facilitated by the forceful acceleration of opponents of the Russian authorities and the courts of decisions against persons who allegedly discredited the Russian army and spread fake against it. In particular, the attitude of the population to the army, as noted, could be influenced by Prigogine's rebellion, because he accused the betrayal of the army of betrayal and incompetence.

The material also emphasizes that despite the story of the "Strong Army of the Russian Federation", the war in Ukraine has been going on for more than a year and a half and has carried out many dead and wounded Russian military. The publication emphasizes that Russia continues to use its "suicide tactics", which it used during the battles for Bakhmut, namely "setting the enemy mass of soldiers.

" At the same time, against the background of mobilization, acceleration of inflation and emigration of Russian citizens, trust in power among Russians has increased over the last year. Yes, 68% of Russian residents trust the country's leadership. Recall that on October 31, the Russian analytical center published a survey, according to which most of the Russians were in order to end the war in the near future.