INTERVIEW: Europe Must Break Putin’s Belief that He Can Win – Khodorkovsky
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INTERVIEW: Europe must break Putin’s belief that he can win – Khodorkovsky
Credit: bne IntelliNewsVladimir Putin’s ability to sustain the war in Ukraine is weakening, but neither economic pressure nor public discontent is likely to force him to stop soon, former Russian oligarch turned dissident Mikhail Khodorkovsky says.
The Ukraine war will not end as long as Putin reigns in the Kremlin. This is what the former oil magnate and camp prisoner Khodorkovsky says. But after Putin it could get better.
Should Kremlin chief Putin only be left free in Ukraine and then he gives peace? This hope holds many in the West. The former Russian oligarch Khodorkovsky, who has experienced the wrath of the Kremlin in his own life, sees this differently.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a leading figure of the Russian opposition living in exile in Europe, said today in Berlin that he does not expect anyone to succeed President Vladimir Putin.
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