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Err, no.
One of the biggest worries the US and most countries in the West have is Putin dying before this is resolved. Hence the intensive scrutiny into whether the cancer rumours were true.
Might be hard to believe, but Putin is considered something of a moderate compared to some of the nutcases gagging to fill his shoes when he goes. That's why he travels everywhere in an armoured train and is incredibly paranoid about security. There are people who'd gladly kill him and then lob nukes at Kiev for fun. That's why the Wagner march on Moscow was proper "shit your pants" time and I've read Washington was on full military alert because if they'd managed to overthrow Putin, it would make the current situation like world peace.
Putin ideally needs to survive long enough to have a chance of considering this whole thing a serious mistake and being able to come up with a way to save face. He's backed himself and Russian into such a corner that his death would leave pretty much zero room for a decent democratic replacement to step in.
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| text | Err, no. One of the biggest worries the US and most countries in the West have is Putin dying before this is resolved. Hence the intensive scrutiny into whether the cancer rumours were true. Might be hard to believe, but Putin is considered something of a moderate compared to some of the nutcases gagging to fill his shoes when he goes. That's why he travels everywhere in an armoured train and is incredibly paranoid about security. There are people who'd gladly kill him and then lob nukes at … |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 35639
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000