Last two tweets in that thread is the interesting one
Bryan Parker AT BryanEParker
I wanted to add another hypothesis. A Russian source on Telegram recently reported that FSB arrested some members of a pro-Ukraine "neo-nazi" organization operating in Russia. Even if we discount that the FSB achieved anything, it does indicate that there is at least one pro-Kyiv organization operating inside Russia (that is targeted by Moscow). This is interesting! If there is sabotage going on in Russia, we now have two possible sources: discontented Russians on the verge of rebellion or pro-Kyiv organized group(s).
I'm also reading various suggestions of 'radicalisation' within the Russian army happening and rumours of Russian soliders either surrendering or turning on others as dissatisfaction grows.
We have seen this talk of Z campaign and how there won't be a coup or revolution because no one is powerful enough / it hasn't enough support / theres too much of a crackdown.
Yet sabotage... I don't think we've had enough talk about this and how if there's internal Russian dissatisfaction and Ukrainian resistance there are multiple routes to opposition to the war which are unrelated and spontaneous.
Kamil Galeev has hinted at the end of internal regional uprisings which are more directed at the local governors rather than Putin as dissatisfaction rises sparked by the impact of sanctions.
If people are unemployed, being press ganged into the army, have no food and can't pay bills that anger is going to be directed one way or another.
At which point you starts to see unlikely alliances of convenience (your enemy is my enemy) and spontaneous acts of random violence if the opportunity arises.
Its the first signs of losing control of the situation (this is different from losing control of the country and its citizens btw - its about narrative writing or being led by events carried by someone else but yourself).
Imagine multiple people going full on 'Fall down' in despair as they lose everything. Not politically drive per say. More desperation driven. "How can i show THEM?"