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Related: About this forumFormer Ambassador To Russia: Putin 'Overreached On Ukraine'
As Ukraine gains ground in the war with Russia, debate on who is to blame for the war is mounting within Russia and fingers are pointing at Vladimir Putin, former Russian Ambassador Michael McFaul said. I think its inconceivable that Putin-ism ... will be in place five or ten years from now, McFaul said.
The big question is: What kind of character will succeed Putin? Will he/she be worse or a reasonable, non-paranoid, non-delusional individual?
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Former Ambassador To Russia: Putin 'Overreached On Ukraine' (Original Post)
blue-wave
Sep 2022
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OAITW r.2.0
(24,446 posts)1. They need a Gorbechev.....
is there someone like that in Russia? Or are they all Putin protegee's? People that believe in Imperial Russia and hold great grievances against the West?
Evolve Dammit
(16,723 posts)2. They really do need another Gorbechev.
Rhiannon12866
(205,139 posts)4. Unfortunately, they all seem to have fallen out of windows...
Gore1FL
(21,126 posts)3. Succeed him in which splintered piece of the former Russian Federation?
It is my best guess he will be replaced by no one, just like Gorbachev.