Exiled Author Glukhovsky Critiques Putin's Russia in New Book

Dmitry Glukhovsky's 'Diary of the Downfall' offers a scathing analysis of Russia's political trajectory under Vladimir Putin.

Glukhovsky's book details Russia's shift towards authoritarianism over the past decade, highlighting key events like the poisoning of Alexei Navalny.
The work criticizes the Russian Orthodox Church for its support of Putin and involvement in controversial activities.
Glukhovsky, living in European exile due to political persecution, remains hopeful for resistance against Putin's regime.
He acknowledges his past misjudgments but stresses the need for a fundamental reformation of the Russian state.
Despite being banned in Russia, Glukhovsky's writing continues to resonate, offering both cultural insights and a call for change.