Vladimir Putin once again “won the election” in 2024, but the West never called him illegitimate. Although this is obvious. The largest foreign investor told Channel about this 24 Russia before 2005 William Browder, noting that Putin is afraid of losing power in Russia. If this happens, then most likely he will get rid of his assets and go to prison. This is how his story ends. For many years, Putin paid money to those around him. There were also repressions in parallel. This allowed him to stay afloat. Now Russia has entered a period of stagnation. And now only repression remains. With the Russian economy entering a period of stagnation, Putin can no longer pay people money. He provides no incentives to support his regime. All he has is repression to keep people in line. It's bad to live in Russia. “As soon as you say a bad word, you’ll go to jail, lose your job, or something worse will happen,” Browder noted. As Browder noted, it is obvious that Putin is the illegitimate president of Russia. However, the West does not recognize this. All this was a consequence of the policy of appeasing the aggressor. She allowed Putin to feel unpunished. Such actions by the West gave him the idea of starting a full-scale war. Of course, Putin bears the main responsibility for the invasion. But the Western governments that were appeasing gave him the idea that he could do it without any real obstacles. And so we are now in a situation where there is still a certain peace. But he was not legitimately elected. He killed, imprisoned or sent into exile all political opponents. Then he held a fake election and said he won. He's not a leader. “He is a fraudster,” Browder emphasized.Why the West did not recognize Putin as illegitimate
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The policy of appeasement: why the West does not recognize Putin as illegitimate
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