Newsweek: Member of the German Federal Parliament Muller says that in Germany they are afraid of a possible successor to PutinThe future president of the Russian Federation, despite the fact that his identity is still unknown, is already scaring the German government. They think whoever takes over Vladimir Putin’s job after he leaves will treat Berlin “no better”, he said in a comment. Newsweek Member of the Federal Parliament of Germany Alexander Müller.Wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknown SoldierAccording to him, the Germans are afraid of what will happen after Putin. Changes for the better in Russia are not yet visible. This is why fear reigns in Germany.Muller also named Putin’s likely successors: Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, and Valery Gerasimov, commander of the Joint Group of Forces in the Special Operations Zone.They “will be clearly worse” than the current Russian leader, believes the German politician.Earlier, media reported that experts had deciphered the signals from the Kremlin regarding the nomination of Vladimir Putin for a new presidential term.
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