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There is the possibility of a change of leadership. It's obviously not the most probable outcome. But as long as we're doing armchair speculation, I'll toss o
by MilnerRoute 5y ago
There is the possibility of a change of leadership.
It's obviously not the most probable outcome. But as long as we're doing armchair speculation, I'll toss out that a change of leadership is at least slightly more possible in Russia than in North Korea. (A recent CBC video even offered this detail. "UK intelligence services claim they are seeing strong dissension among senior military officers about Putin's invasion of Ukraine.")
https://www.facebook.com/thenational/videos/1081131226076627 https://www.facebook.com/thenational/videos/1081131226076627
- NoPie 5y agoLet's hope and pray for it.
- giantg2 5y agoHe is about 70. I'd say a change is more likely than not in the next 10 years.
- ls15 5y agoHe looks puffed up compared to 2018. Corticosteroids?
- rasz 5y agoSomeone dying and being blamed for everything is one of the better outs available to Russia right now that leaves it with some dignity.