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In the foreseeable future, it will not happen, from my point of view. I don't know, I could be wrong (In response to the question: "Maxim, when will the meeting between Putin and Zelensky take place, if it happens?")

Putin is unlikely to last that long. Most likely, in the next 2-3 years, he will no longer be president. I'm not making a prediction

I don't think they will want to separate because, economically, it is completely unjustified for them; they are part of a large country (Chechnya will not want to separate from Russia after Kadyrov's departure)

I think this is unlikely. I don’t see any reasons for this to start happening. I actually think it will be quite the opposite (In response to the question: “In your view, under Putin as president, are any steps toward liberalization, holding certain elections, or at least simulating them possible?”)

If an opportunity opens up in Russia right now to create a party and take part in elections, there will be a major liberal party in two weeks — I’ll create it. I know how, I know who, everything is clear to me — it will be ready in two weeks. If I remain in the same condition as I am now by the time Russia opens up, we’ll set it up in two weeks. It will participate in everything, people will vote for it. It won’t get 60%, it will get 15–20%. In Moscow, it will get 40 percent, in St. Petersburg and other major cities. It will be an important political force

I believe so, yes, I believe Putin is currently at war. The Baltics look like the obvious next step (In response to the clarifying question: "If Ukraine capitulates, will Putin definitely start a war somewhere else?")

As long as he is president, there will be war

I fully agree. As soon as Putin is gone, everything will quickly come to an end (About Russia's war against Ukraine)