'I don't see a single beneficiary of this crazy war! Innocent people and soldiers are dying,' Oleg Tinkov, who founded Tinkoff Bank, writes in an Instagram post.
, which has whipped up support with a publicity campaign using the “Z” logo of the armed forces.
“Kremlin officials are shocked that neither they or their children will be off to the Mediterranean in the summer. Businessmen are trying to save the rest of their property,” he said. “The [Russian] generals, waking up with a hangover, realized that they had a shit army,” Tinkov wrote. “And how could the army be good if everything else in the country is shit and mired in nepotism, sycophancy, and servility?”
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