Russia will be at war for the “next two decades,” and the country will have two “warring” generations, said Andrei Bezrukov, a political scientist and advisor to Rosneft Chairman Igor Sechin.
He shared his reasoning on the first day of the St. Petersburg Economic Forum during the session “Main threats to Russia in the second quarter of the 21st century.”
“We need to learn to live with this war,” Bezrukov continued. “This does not mean that we need to end everything and stop developing the economy. On the contrary, we need to build our state system and economy in such a way that it fulfills not only the task of development, but also the task of defense.”
Sechin’s advisor noted that modern warfare has changed. Now we are not talking about seizing territory, but about “starving out” the enemy. Bezrukov believes that the West’s strategy is to avoid a nuclear clash with Russia, so they are “simmering the frog.” The degree of escalation is increasing, which “people saw in St. Petersburg this morning.”
“We are already aware that a drone can fly to any area via Starlink and fall into a specific location. This is a serious problem for us, and we were not prepared for it,” said an advisor to the head of Rosneft.
Bezrukov also believes that Russia is threatened by biological warfare.
All these labs that were around us didn’t just drain the budget there. They were creating the weapons of the future. These laboratories operate; Technology allows us to create viruses that will destroy us all.
Bezrukov did not specify which laboratories we are talking about and where they are located. Western biological laboratories preparing biological weapons against Russia is a plot used by Russian propaganda since the beginning of the war with Ukraine. Medusa analyzed it in detail.
Andrei Bezrukov is a Soviet and Russian spy and retired colonel of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service. Since the 1980s he has lived abroad under the name Donald Heathfield. He is recruited along with Elena Vavilova (Tracy Foley) and marries her in his home country. In Canada, they dated and married a second time, then moved to the United States. They had two sons.
In 2010, Bezrukov, Vavilov and eight other “illegal agents” were arrested. Arrested FBI. They and their children were then deported to Russia. The children of Bezrukov and Vavilova were able to regain their Canadian citizenship. Two series dedicated to the family life of Bezrukov and Vavilova – Hollywood “The Americans” and Russian “The Russians”.