The head of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, Bruno Kahl, said that disputes in Russian society do not pose a threat to the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
This is reported by DW.
Kal noted that he does not see a weakening of Putin's power towards the Russian Federation.
"We don't see any cracks in Putin's system," he said.
According to him, public criticism of waging war against Ukraine is the usual disagreements in Russia, and not a threat to the regime.
"Russia is still capable of waging war in the long term," said the head of the German intelligence agency, pointing to the newly recruited soldiers for the Russian army.
Kahl said that Russia also has enough equipment and ammunition.
At the same time, he noted that Russia has certain vulnerabilities, in particular, the combat capability of the armed forces.
