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The intersection of all these groups creates a volatile mix—an economically disenfranchised populace, some of whom have gained military training, poses an unprecedented threat to the Kremlin. Regions traditionally outside the political elite, such as Siberia, could become hotbeds for dissent.
The complexities surrounding the war's conclusion are vast. The Kremlin will need to reconcile its strategy by navigating economic and political pressures to prevent further unrest, ultimately leading to significant shifts in power dynamics in the coming years.