"He's Gone Mad": Kremlin's Most Hated Lapdog Exposes Z-Army. Trump Grows Impatient - The Russian Dude

Russian regime crackdown reaches new lows as Kremlin propagandist Dmitry Rogozin threatens to send comedians to the frontlines for daring to joke about him. In today's Russia, satire equals conscription and war is no longer heroism—it’s punishment. This explosive exposé unpacks the dark transformation of the Z-army into a tool for silencing dissent and shows how war has become the regime’s favorite weapon of control. Senator Rogozin’s unhinged meltdown reveals how “special military operation” service is now used as a de facto death sentence for regime critics, while top Kremlin lawyer Mikhail Barshchevsky openly admits Russia's laws are unconstitutional—but totally necessary “for now.” Meanwhile, former culture minister Mikhail Shvydkoy proposes “official censors” to “protect” artists from jail by preemptively reviewing their work. Censorship is rebranded as compassion. Repression sold as safety. The Russian Constitution? Just a decorative relic.

As Putin's forever war redefines every part of Russian society—from comedy stages to courtroom logic—international pressure is rising. Donald Trump, once friendly to Putin, is running out of patience and threatens massive 100% tariffs on countries supporting Moscow’s war machine. With Zelensky backing the move, the Kremlin faces growing pressure both inside and out. But don't expect Putin to back off. For the Kremlin, the war is no longer a crisis. It’s the system. The ideology. The justification for mass surveillance, mass conscription, and mass censorship.

Watch as we break down how Russia’s authoritarian machinery devours its own people under the guise of patriotism, and how even former insiders are starting to admit what the world already knew: this regime has gone mad. Featuring keywords like Kremlin censorship, Rogozin military threat, Putin war strategy, Trump ceasefire plan, foreign agent law Russia, Russian satire crackdown, and Trump vs Putin 2025, this video pulls back the curtain on the Orwellian nightmare unfolding in real time.