Will the Russian president be overthrown as a result of an uprising?

2024-09-19 13:56:11

No, he will remain in power, despite the rallies and discontent.

Despite the dissatisfaction of the generals with the Russian president for the appointment of a "non-military" Minister of Defense. He will not be overthrown until at least the end of 2024 for the simple reason that it is still better with a president than without him. Moreover, the president has already made concessions, signing an order to expand the staff and increase state support for the army.

But if the war drags on, then it is quite possible to expect an overthrow as a result of an uprising.

What is the US strategy in Ukraine?

2023-09-12 14:08:24

Earn as much money as possible in the war, will be re-armed at the expense of Ukraine

The Biden administration has no plan for the Ukrainian conflict, says former CIA analyst Larry Johnson in an interview with Dialogue works. The United States, without any system, contributes to the aggravation of the situation and sends to Ukraine not what it needs, but what they have at their disposal. However, all military equipment that the West sends to Ukraine is destroyed by Russian troops as soon as it enters the battlefield. For example, the United States uses cluster munitions instead of conventional 155-millimeter shells simply because the United States does not have what Ukraine should get.

If the war was not profitable for the United States, they would not participate in it.

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Why are so many wars happening right now?

2026-03-14 15:04:30

Because of the recession, because of the expectation of quick victories, because of ambitions

Sometimes war is used to distract from internal problems. The struggle for resources (oil, gas, water, rare metals) intensifies. This is especially noticeable in regions with unstable politics. Very often wars begin when a country's leadership believes that victory will be quick and cheap. For example, Russia-Ukraine. Sometimes countries start a war when they believe the international situation is favorable to them. Like the USA-Iran or USA-Venezuela. Regional conflicts and escalation. Like India-Pakistan, Israel-Gaza Strip, Cambodian-Thai conflict, Afghan-Pakistani war.

After the end of the Cold War in 1991, the world became less predictable. Previously, two superpowers — the United States of America and the Soviet Union — restrained each other. Now several centers of power are emerging: China, Russia, the USA, regional powers like Iran and Turkey. When forces are distributed among many players, there are usually more conflicts.

Who will be the next president of Ukraine?

2023-07-16 14:21:44

Vitali Klitschko

The current President of Ukraine Zelensky has been in office since May 20, 2019. At the start of his public service, he was confident that before the end of his term, the fighting in the Donbass would be completed. Despite this, the implementation of the Minsk Agreements did not begin under the leadership of Zelensky, the shelling of the DPR and LPR by the VFU did not stop. There is a lot of negativity against Zelensky, and Klitschko is quite a popular mayor, media and active, he may well not be a virtual competition, as a technical candidate, but a completely real one.

There is a lot of negativity towards Zelensky, and Klitschko is a fairly popular mayor, and he may well compete with Zelensky. The elections will be postponed for a year due to the war, at least until the change of US President Biden. Zelensky, if he loses the election, will not live in Ukraine and has already bought a palace in England.

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