Putin's 'paranoia': 'He is fearful of Ukrainians & afraid the elite around him is starting to break'
Summary
An expert on Ukraine says that Russian President Vladimir Putin is feeling fearful and worried about the situation in his country. This is shown by a smaller and less confident Victory Day parade compared to last year. Ukraine's progress in the war and internal problems among Russian leaders are causing Putin to feel more isolated and paranoid.Key Facts
- Putin is afraid of Ukraine’s advances in drone and long-range attacks.
- The Victory Day parade in Moscow will be smaller and less bold than last year’s.
- The war is changing the mindset inside the Kremlin, making Russian leaders uneasy.
- Putin fears not only the Ukrainians but also that his inner circle may be breaking apart.
- Ukraine’s defenders have achieved significant success despite limited resources.
- Experts highlight a shift from Soviet-style military pride to a Russian leadership under stress.
- This view comes ahead of Russia’s May 9 Victory Day celebrations marking World War II.
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