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"Putin fears for his life if he doesn't conquer Donbass": Ireneu Teixeira

Now1 September 2026 at 18:38

Ireneu Teixeira stated during a speech that the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, fears for his life in the context of the conflict in Ukraine.

According to Ireneu Teixeira's analysis, Putin fears being removed or assassinated by Russian economic elites if he fails to conquer the Donbass region.

The Russian elites are described as considering the conflict a failure, especially due to the high number of military casualties recorded.

The Donbass remains a strategic region in eastern Ukraine, where the main Russian military efforts have been concentrated in recent months.

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