Vladimir Putin's reign will 'fall apart due to many circumstances,' said Volodymyr Ohryzko, a former minister of foreign affairs of Ukraine.
will eventually be removed from power, according to a former foreign minister of Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin attends a meeting on the National Unity Day in Moscow on November 4, 2022. The Russian leader will eventually be removed from power, according to a former foreign minister of Ukraine.In an interview with Ukraine's Radio NV, the diplomat responded to an assessment by UCLA political science professor Daniel Treisman that there will eventually be comprehensive.
Putin is facing a number of problems as his war drags on, including battlefield reversals, elite conflicts, economic failures, shrinking budget revenues, unrest over mobilization, and labor protests, said Treisman. He added that this list will only increase, and as the burden grows, so does the danger of loss of control."The trends for Putin are very negative. We cannot now predict when the regime will collapse, but it will happen.
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