The Kremlin is preparing to change power: who will take Putin's chair.

Plans for a change of power are being discussed in Russia, backed by Mikhail Kovalchuk, a close associate of President Putin. He aims to appoint Putin's daughter, Katerina Tikhonova, a former rock 'n' roll dancer, as president in 2026. These plans could affect the future development of the situation in the country and even international relations.

Unfolding a strategy of power transfer in a style reminiscent of monarchical inheritance, Kovalchuk and his brother Yuri are placing Katerina Tikhonova, a well-known former rock 'n' roll dancer, at the helm of the country. Her steps and future plans are already capable of influencing the further development of the situation in Russia and beyond.

Such ambitions of high-ranking officials in Russia can have huge implications for the country, impacting its foreign policy and internal processes. The transfer of power could lead to new strategies and agreements that will change the face of the country and affect its cooperation with other states.