Putin's Emotional State Soars After Failed Wagner Mutiny
TL;DR
Russian President Vladimir Putin is said to be in a "heightened emotional state" following the failed mutiny by the Wagner Group, making him susceptible to manipulation. Experts believe that the rebellion, although unsuccessful, has weakened Putin and led to his entourage gaining more power. Putin's recent public appearances have shown an unusual joy and euphoria, possibly to create a perception of widespread support for the embattled leader. This marks a new phase in Putin's regime, where his entourage is actively shaping its trajectory.
- Putin in a 'heightened emotional state' and 'bordering on euphoria' following failed Wagner mutiny, Russia analyst says Yahoo! Voices
- Mutiny Provided Glimpse of a Post-Putin Russia. Is the Window Still Open? The New York Times
- Putin`s claims of funding Wagner group likely makes it easier to try him for war crimes: Experts WION
- Pentagon watching closely Wagner's Mideast posture as questions surround its future Al-Monitor
- ‘Weaker Putin a greater danger’: president’s bid to reassert control wobbles South China Morning Post
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