Putin completely unravels, terrified he’ll be ‘hanging from a lamppost within 6 months’

 

Putin Escalates War in Ukraine Amid Growing Fears of Regime Collapse

Vladimir Putin is intensifying his military campaign in Ukraine, as Russian forces attempt to break through the frontlines in what appears to be a bid for a decisive victory. According to a British volunteer fighting alongside Ukrainian troops, the Russian president fears he could face a grim fate—possibly even execution—if his war efforts fail.

Despite mounting international pressure, Putin has rejected calls for a ceasefire and refused to engage in meaningful peace talks. Instead, he continues to pursue what many see as his imperial ambitions. Over the weekend, Russian forces unleashed a wave of drone and missile attacks across multiple Ukrainian cities, resulting in numerous civilian casualties.

The surge in violence came shortly after Donald Trump appeared to walk away from his previous claim that he could broker peace between Russia and Ukraine within 24 hours of returning to the White House. His boast, widely criticized at the time, now appears even more hollow in light of Putin’s aggressive posture.

Western analysts widely agree that Putin’s objectives in Ukraine remain unchanged: full domination of the country. British volunteer soldier Macer Gifford, who has been fighting with the Ukrainian army, echoed this sentiment in an interview with The Sun’s Katie Davis. Gifford, a former banker with combat experience in Syria against ISIS, described Putin as obsessed with achieving his ideological goals.

“Putin is clinging to a Soviet-era vision,” Gifford said. “Meanwhile, the Ukrainian people are looking to the West for their future. There’s a fundamental clash of worldviews.”

He added that the aging Russian leader is haunted by the possibility of losing the war: “If Putin is defeated, like so many dictators before him, he could find himself hanging from a lamppost—or standing trial in The Hague.”

Reports now indicate that Russia is massing significant forces near Ukraine’s Kharkiv region. According to Sky News, approximately 50,000 Russian troops are positioned near the border, signaling a potential new large-scale ground offensive.