June 30th, 2026: Could Putin Actually Be Overthrown?
The episode explores the enduring power of Vladimir Putin and examines whether he could ever be overthrown, arguing that his survival hinges not on public support but on the loyalty of Russia's elite. Despite crises like the Wagner mutiny, Putin's system remains resilient because key inst
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