Death from ill health, assassination, or inadvertent suicide. Journalist johnsweeneyroar outlines his predictions for the 'end' of Vladimir Putin who does not 'have long for this world'. mrjamesob
The Ukraine war has been a "catastrophic mistake" for Vladimir Putin and he is in "big trouble", says John Sweeney.
The Russian President "doesn't look well" and that the Ukraine war has been a "disaster" for him, the journalist has also said.Reflecting on Vladimir Putin's wellbeing, Mr Sweeney told James: "So he doesn't look well. The puffy cheeks suggest steroid treatment, and that's not good.He also said: "So the possibility is the man in charge of the world's greatest stockpile of nuclear weapons is right now suffering from roid rage.
Mr Sweeney then said: "I no longer think that Vladimir Putin controls the Kremlin machinery like he did on February 23rd because this war has been a catastrophic mistake for the Russian army, for Russia and in particular for the man whose war it is - Vladimir Putin."
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