Originally Posted by
Lonewolf_50
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His health may fail, but any assassination attempt need not be sponsored in the West. He has his own problems within, leave it to them.
On this aspect, how much power he has centralized in his own person (the modern day Tsar Vladimir, you might say) seems to be true, which will make for chaos once he's ousted or offed, and we saw how that played out as USSR fell apart. (heck, when Saddam was removed, the civil war in Iraq started and it went on for some years despite coalition efforts to arrest it)
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I think, you don't get it.
Let me explain: The moment Russia starts a (kind of) civil war after the end of the Putin rein, they are focused internally combatting each-other and won't have time or energy to be nasty towards their neighboring countries.
And, it'll show the Russian population that power should not be tied to one person, since when that person perishes, hell breaks loose.
Oh, don't drink, when you write, your texts are full of alcohol spots and unsteady phrases.