Putin's Rule in Russia
President Vladimir Putin's rule over Russia is set to be extended in an effectively uncontested election, with his domestic opponents either dead, jailed, or exiled. Despite signs of internal dissent and external attacks, Putin appears to be in a stronger position than ever before, with high approval ratings and support for his war in Ukraine. The country has seen increased repression, propaganda, and censorship under Putin's regime, with limited room for opposition.
Key Points
- Putin's control over Russia remains strong despite internal and external challenges
- Repression and censorship have increased under Putin's rule
- Limited opposition and dissent in Russia
- High approval ratings and support for Putin's actions
Pros
- High approval ratings for Putin
- Economy has weathered international sanctions
- Russia's military advancements
Cons
- Repression of dissent and opposition
- Limited political freedom and human rights violations
- Fear and anxiety among Russian citizens