“Putin Thinks About This Every Day”: Why the Dictator is Paranoid

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Dictator Vladimir Putin wants to be perceived as a “strong leader.” He has his own fears, which he clearly wants to hide.

The chairwoman of the charity fund “Sided Rus'” Olga Romanova told Channel 24 about this, noting that a lot of information about Putin's fears has already been heard. Of course, it cannot be confirmed in any way. But there is reason to believe that the dictator is afraid of many things.

What Putin is afraid of

As Romanova noted, a significant part of the world would not be against something happening to Putin. In such circumstances, it is understandable that a dictator would fear for his life.

If you are paranoid, it does not mean that you are not being watched. I am sure that he knows better than we do the story of the destruction of Nasrallah from Hezbollah, when he was bombed right in his bunker. Someone could very well get to Putin. I think he thinks about it every day, – Romanova noted.

In her opinion, if the Israeli special services were able to get to an extremely protected terrorist, then it is quite possible to get to Putin. It is obvious that he is afraid of such a development of events.

Russia likes to talk about a huge number of “red lines” that actually mean little. The Hill suggested that dictator Putin actually has only one “red line.” This concerns NATO troops specifically.