Translation:
"What would the removal of Elvira Nabiulina mean for ruSSia?
If confirmed, it would mean that Putin has definitively aligned himself with the ultra-hawks of the inner circle, namely: Patrushev, Bortnikov, Belousov, Chemezov, Volodin.
It would mean the end of any semblance of economic rationality and the irreversible shift toward a total mobilization economy. It would mean the complete marginalization of the pragmatists and realists still present within the apparatus, including Mishustin. It would be the end of every mediation internal to the apparatus itself.
It would mean the triumph of ideology over economic and macroeconomic rules, with the entire production system converted to war mobilization. In other words, it would be the weaponization of the entire Russian economy, regardless of any internal costs that may arise from it. Including the nationalization and confiscation of assets and private patrimonies, including the private savings of ordinary citizens (perhaps above certain thresholds).
It would mean the uncontrolled printing of money to finance unlimited military spending, resulting in the creation of a monstrous inflationary bubble, fictitiously contained by the State's absolute control over the microeconomy (production, prices, and consumption) and to the resort to extreme autarky.
It would mean a return to a planned economy, to the rationing of consumer goods, to labor conscription, to controls on exports and imports. It would mean the general impoverishment of the population, strangled by total police control and brutal and unlimited repression. It would mean that the regime has placed itself at the crossroads between victory and self-destruction. With extreme consequences.
There's insistent talk of a mobilization this autumn. And mobilization is an integral part of this scenario, which I personally find very likely."