Don't expect Putin to fall anytime soon, says Western official

Don't expect Putin to fall anytime soon, says Western official

President Vladimir Putin has been weakened by his decision to invade Ukraine, but a change in power at the top in Russia is unlikely any time soon due to

Don't expect Putin to fall anytime soon, says Western official

President Vladimir Putin has been weakened by his decision to invade Ukraine, but a change in power at the top in Russia is unlikely any time soon due to the autocratic nature of its political system, a Western official said.

Putin Is Now Clearly Losing the Ukraine War

The Russian military is suffering extremely heavy casualties in Ukraine, and as a result, it is very much on the defensive now, on day 251 of the war. Russian Casualties in Ukraine: Update Over the past few days, the Russian military has suffered very heavy casualties, especially in the south of the Donbas around Bakhmut […]The post Putin Is Now Clearly Losing the Ukraine War appeared first on 19FortyFive.

Putin weakened by war, but unlikely to exit Kremlin soon: Western official

‘We are seeing the Russian military humbled on the battlefield … they didn’t have a Plan B … they thought this was going to be really easy’, [but] Putin has no regrets, Western official says.

Vladimir Putin weakened by Ukraine war, but don’t expect power change: western official - National

The war in Ukraine has killed tens of thousands and triggered the biggest confrontation with the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

Don't expect Putin to fall anytime soon, says Western official

President Vladimir Putin has been weakened by his decision to invade Ukraine, but a change in power at the top in Russia is unlikely any time soon due to the autocratic nature of its political system, a Western official said on Wednesday. Putin, the longest-serving paramount Kremlin leader since Josef Stalin, has dominated Russia for nearly 23 years since