Putin on Brink as Despots' Execution Fears Exposed - 'They Will Hang Me'
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Russian dictator Putin once told some of his close people: “They will hang me,” writes The Economist, citing an anonymous source. The context of this phrase is not given by the publication. According to the publication, the fear of defeat and loss of power can push Putin to a new escalation...
Vladimir Putin reportedly told his aides that if he failed in the war in Ukraine, he would be hanged.
The Economist magazine tried to explain to the authors why Putin had nothing left but to excite the war if he wanted to keep his regime. The dictor allegedly feared that he would hang. Some sources close to the Kremlin told the authors that after several weeks of reflection in the summer, Putin "thinks he decided to excite the war." While the newspaper admits that "no one can know what's going on in Putin's head." They argue that the reason for …
Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasingly concerned about his own security if the war in Ukraine ends without achieving at least the minimum Russian goal - the complete capture of Donbass, The Economist reports.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasingly concerned about his own security in the event that the war in Ukraine ends without achieving at least the Russian minimum.
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