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Террористическое государство Россия: кто придет после Путина?

В Брянской области второй раз за неделю подорвали железную дорогу, в Краснодарском крае беспилотник атаковал нефтебазу, а в Москве дронами атаковали Кремль. Можно ли говорить о партизанской войне в России, чем власть ответит на атаку Москвы и кто может прийти к власти, если когда-нибудь покушение на Путина окажется успешным?

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