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Vladimir Putin Is Heading For A Fall

Internal unrest, falling approval ratings, and external pressures are fueling discussions regarding the potential fall of Vladimir Putin.

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The brief

Vladimir Putin is facing a decline in domestic support and increasing instability. Reports indicate that fuel shortages, strikes within Russia, and pressure in Crimea have contributed to approval ratings hitting wartime lows.

Coverage from Meduza cites a FOM survey showing trust in Putin at its lowest level since the start of the war. Other outlets, including Forbes, the WSJ, and the Kyiv Post, are focusing on the possibility of his fall and the nature of a coming succession.

Future developments center on whether the current domestic pressures and trust deficits will lead to a leadership transition, as analyzed in the provided opinion pieces.

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What is causing the decline in Putin's approval ratings?

According to uatv.ua, fuel shortages, internal strikes, and pressure in Crimea are pushing approval to wartime lows.

What does the FOM survey indicate?

As reported by Meduza, the FOM survey finds that Russians' trust in Putin has fallen to the lowest level since the war began.

Which outlets are discussing Putin's succession?

The Kyiv Post has provided an opinion piece specifically focusing on a chronicle of a coming succession.

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