By Eliza Popova
On August 20, a replaced car of Putin's radical supporter exploded in Moscow. On August 27, the Russian media reported the arson of the car of the deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Moscow, as well as unverified rumors about a recent coup attempt.
Video of the day, one of Putin's supporters was publicly outraged that only 22 people were killed in a car explosion in Ukraine, and wrote on Twitter: “Is that all? Is this promised revenge? Were we became so weak, so helpless? ” Then, as internal differences are healed, Moscow is geopolitically away, since the global narrative shifts in favor of Ukraine.
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