It is naive to think that Vladimir Putin’s fall is imminent
Failed coups often have few major consequences, and the Wagner Group’s mutiny may not alter the Ukraine war’s outcome.
By Wolfgang Münchau
New Times,
New Thinking.
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ByThe Chechen governor remains loyal to the Russian president.
ByThe truth is out there: there is no Russian state.
ByWhat Yevgeny Prigozhin’s armed mutiny means for the future of Vladimir Putin’s regime.
ByThe Wagner Group commander’s rebellion will have far-reaching implications.
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