Opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin called for voters to kick out Putin and his circle in 2024 during a discussion on the program Meeting Place.
, Nadezhdin, who has opposed Putin's invasion of Ukraine, said that under the current political regime in Russia,"there is no way for us to come back to Europe."
"We simply have to choose different authorities to govern the country that would stop this story with Ukraine," he said on the show on NTV, one of the three main state channels. He believed that a different government would allow Russia to"build relations" with European countries and"everything will come back into place."
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets at the Kremlin in Moscow on May 26, 2023. Opposition Russian politician Boris Nadezhdin told the TV show Meeting Place that Putin should resign.Co-anchor Ivan Trushkin tried to interrupt him, by saying that."I was expecting you to say all of this, word for word," adding that his views were"boring."
Undeterred, Nadezhdin said that in 2024 there would be a presidential election in Russia, and that"we need to choose somebody else, and not Putin. Everything will be good then."reported that the Kremlin is preparing for Putin to run for re-election in a ballot that is likely to be held in March 2024, regardless of the state of his invasion of Ukraine. The Russian constitution has been changed so that Putin could technically remain in power until 2036.
The other anchor, Andrey Norkin, insisted that voters would listen to what Nadezhdin had said,"and do the exact opposite" and in the crossfire of both speaking, Norkin concluded,"Let's pause things there."For the first time on Russian TV, propagandists said that Putin and the country's leaders must resign and others need to be elected.
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