A Kremlin coup? certain and unknown

Someone in the circle of friends and the group saw a picture that said: Patrushev, the former director of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), had a coup in the Kremlin. Although Putin is still alive, he has been controlled.

After a little search, I found that it was from the Baidu Encyclopedia entry in March 2015.

The full screenshot of the entry is as follows:

The 2015 coup did not actually happen, and Patrushev is still in the position of secretary of the Russian Federal Security Council.

At the same time, there is news that there are military vehicles and traffic control in Moscow, and even a parade, which may be a major incident.

Checked it out, the first or second Saturday in September is the anniversary of the founding of the city of Moscow, and the celebrations start on Saturday and end on Sunday. 2022 marks the 875th anniversary of the founding of Moscow. Putin gave a speech on Remembrance Day on Saturday, September 10.

If the coup d'état is confirmed, I believe it will be published in the world's major media Breaking News as soon as possible, but no major media has reported it so far.

There was also news that lawmakers in Moscow and St. Petersburg had called for Putin to resign.

After checking, according to the "Washington Post" report, the St. Petersburg Smolinsky District Council and the Moscow Lomonosovsky District Council each passed motions, asking the Russian Duma to remove Putin from office and put him on trial. Petersburg's Smolinsky District Council publicly sent a letter to Putin in March asking him to stop the war.

This undoubtedly requires tremendous courage, especially in an environment where calling "special military operations" a "war" is punishable. At the beginning of the war, Putin said murderously that he would eliminate the "fifth column" in the country.

But on the other hand, it also highlights the growing dissatisfaction with Putin in Russia.

It is worth mentioning that Putin grew up in the Smolinsky district of St. Petersburg and served as the first deputy mayor of Petersburg.

To sum up, what we can be sure of so far is that the coup has not yet happened, and what is unknown is when it will happen.