If Russia loses the war, the mood changes
Putin’s Syria Escape Plan
The Kremlin dictator is ready for any eventuality: Vladimir Putin is reportedly planning to leave Russia if the mood in the country changes. He has already decided who he wants to live with abroad: an old friend.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, 69, wants to leave Russia if he loses the war in Ukraine. That’s what a Russian insider in the Kremlin and a purported former Secret Service officer writes in a telegram. On his channel, he disseminates information about the Russian government and internal processes almost every day.
Russia has now prepared “exit plans” for Putin if Putin’s army is defeated in Ukraine and the country’s mood changes. The Russian president is in his sights Stockendon Donbass-Attack And the Russian economy, battered by sanctions, knows that mood swings and even rebellion are possible in the country.
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If so, Putin’s plane will be ready. Telegram channel of “General SVR” says that he wants to flee to Syria with his family and followers and be exiled there. Putin sided with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, 56, during the 2015 civil war.
However, the flight from Russia to Syria would pass through the airspace of NATO member Turkey. If Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, 68, refuses Putin’s flight, it will destroy Putin’s quick and potentially only escape route. Erdogan and Putin have a complicated relationship: they have been friends or enemies at different times over the past decade.
Another adversary of the West that could take an interest in Putin’s fate would be Iran. The accused former official says: “Fundamentally, it is advantageous for Iran and Turkey to have the Russian president in exile and use him as leverage or a bargaining chip depending on the situation.” (CD)
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