Portnikov hinted that there is “still” something valuable in Russia, but it will “end” soon: “That’s what the Kremlin wanted”

Vitaly Portnikov believes that the aircraft industry in Russia will soon come to an end, and this is the main way for Russian citizens to travel.

Vitaly Portnikov expressed the opinion that in the near future Russia is likely to remain without flights, this will lead to serious problems and large financial losses. According to the publicist, there are several reasons to make such a conclusion, including not only “good drones”, but also the condition of Russian aircraft.

Vitaly Portnikov told about this on the air of the channel “And Graham struck” on YouTube.

“The functioning of Russian civil aviation is difficult. Now there is also a serious enough hacker attack that could really change the whole situation with Russian air transportation. By the way, I must tell you that there was a similar attack on the Ukrainian railway from the Russian side. I generally think that this is inhumane,” the political commentator was outraged by what was happening.

After that, Vitaly Portnikov warned the Russians about a serious problem they would soon face.: “In Russia, unlike Ukraine, there is an air service, but I would say there is so far, because with each new flight, the opportunity to fly is exhausted. Old planes that just fall apart on the move, airports that are closing because there will be more and more drones, and there will be fewer and fewer opportunities to fly between drones, and now there is also the possibility of hacker attacks on the largest Russian airlines, so you need to understand that flights in Russia may become another victim of the Russian occupation That’s what the Kremlin wanted when it set up all this, realizing that a war of attrition would take place in both directions.”

As previously used by Dialog.UA reported that Portnikov named a “couple” who would destabilize the world.

Let’s remind you, Portnikov told what kind of “punishment” could overtake Putin for his refusal of the truce.