Before Putin's re-election, the military "big tiger" was first cut, and the US media speculated that the next one was Shoigu, and before Putin's re-election, the US media speculated that the next one was Shoigu, and Russia has always played an important role on the global political stage. Recently, Putin has once again been in the global spotlight, not only because of his successful re-election, but also because of his actions in the process of consolidating power.
Recently, a series of actions by the Putin government have sparked widespread speculation and discussion in the outside world. One of the recent actions taken by the Putin government is the anti-corruption campaign within the military. A number of senior military officials have reportedly been investigated and punished for alleged corruption. Among these high-ranking officers, known as the "Big Tigers," were important figures who had once wielded enormous influence and power within the Russian military. The Putin government's move is seen as an attempt to purge corruption from within, as well as to consolidate the regime and redistribute power.
The move has sparked speculation about the internal workings of the Putin regime. Some American media outlets have even begun to speculate that Shoigu may be the next target of the Putin regime. Shoigu currently serves as Russia's defense minister and is one of the most important figures in the Russian military. He has a deep background and influence in the Russian army and is seen as one of the core supporters of Putin's regime. However, as the Putin government's anti-corruption campaign within the military intensifies, speculation has begun about whether Shoigu will be the next target to be purged.
Shoigu is an important figure in the Russian military, and his blow will have a profound impact on Russia's political landscape. On the one hand, the weakening of Shoigu's power could lead to instability and instability within the military, which could affect the defense and security situation in Russia. On the other hand, if Shoigu is hit, it will further consolidate the control of the Putin regime within the military and make it more solid. However, it will not be easy to act against Shoigu. As a central figure in the military, Shoigu has extensive support and resources, and his purge may face internal and external resistance.
Moreover, Putin's government also needs to weigh the pros and cons to avoid causing greater political turmoil and instability. However, despite speculation that Shoigu could be the next target, there is no conclusive evidence that Putin's government has indeed decided to take action against him. The Russian government has also been relatively conservative in its response to the matter, with no clear statements or statements on the matter. Therefore, whether Shoigu will be the next target of the Putin regime's blow remains an open mystery. Overall, the Putin government's recent anti-corruption campaign within the military has sparked concern and speculation about Russia's political landscape.
While some American media speculate that Shoigu may be the next to be hit, there is no conclusive evidence of this claim yet. In the future, the actions of the Putin government will have a significant impact on the political situation in Russia, and we will continue to follow and closely observe the movements of the Putin government