Why did Sergey Mironov disappear from the public sphere? And what happens in the ranks of just Russia after the elections? At the end of August, during a trip to the Altai Territory, the 73-year-old leader of Just Russia (SR) Sergei Mironov, according to the Sibexpress publication, "during several speeches and answers to pre-prepared questions, he could not follow the thread of the narrative and jumped from one thought to another, losing the original meaning of his statements." After that, Mironov actually dropped out of the Social-Revolutionary electoral system. Officially, the SR stated that the reason for the leader's disappearance was a "minor injury" he received at the end of August, but Mironov still does not appear in public. Medusa's special reporter, Andrei Pertsev, tells what is known about the social-revolutionary leader's condition, whether there is a potential successor in the party, and whether the Kremlin is ready to abandon "just Russia". Open with VPN | No VPN.