đ±Putin is losing allies! Kremlin regime doesnât have long left. Russia canât hold on much longer
March 4, 2026
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as posted by the channelBashar al-Assad, NicolĂĄs Maduro, and now Ali Khamenei. Vladimir Putin has, in just over a year, lost three friends â and didnât help a single one of them. TV Host Olha Bilan talks about this with political analyst, European Leadership Network (UK) member Alexandra Filippenko. Over the past year, Russian President Vladimir Putin has lost three of his principal allies on the international stage. Can it be stated with confidence that the decline of authoritarian regimes is continuing and that the collapse of Putinâs regime is only a matter of time? And does this suggest that Russia is not a reliable partner even for those who depend on it entirely?
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