The article discusses the future of Russia in the context of the ongoing war. The author, Maxim Katz, suggests that the world has come to accept the current state of affairs and that Russia will be at war for a long time. * The Russian authorities are struggling to maintain a large army and are looking for new ways to recruit soldiers, including offering large sums of money to those with overdue debts. * The author believes that the current approach of paying soldiers to fight is unsustainable and that the government will eventually need to find new ways to maintain the army. * The article suggests that the Russian government is aware of the need to find new categories of people to recruit, including those who are not essential to society, such as debtors and marginalized individuals. * The author warns that the government is not thinking about what will happen to these soldiers after the war, including their reintegration into society and their potential for violence. The article concludes that the Russian government is aware of the need to maintain a large army for a long time and is looking for new ways to do so, but is not thinking about the consequences of this approach. * #Russia * #War * #MilitaryRecruitment * #DebtRelief * #SoldierLife * #PostWarReintegration * #RussianPolitics * #MaximKatz https://echofm.online/opinions/zhizn-zavtra-chto-zhdyot-rossiyu-pri-lyubom-ishode-vojny
* #Russia
* #War
* #MilitaryRecruitment
* #DebtRelief
* #SoldierLife
* #PostWarReintegration
* #RussianPolitics
* #MaximKatz
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