Yushchenko hints Russia could fracture into 20-30 new states
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is driving the country toward collapse, with Gazprom already bankrupt and Rosneft nearing bankruptcy, former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko said in an interview with NV on Sept. 12.
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko stated that Gazprom is bankrupt, Rosneft is nearing collapse, and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is leading the country toward disintegration.
Yushchenko suggested that Russia may eventually vanish from the political map, potentially replaced by 20-30 new democracies.
He highlighted that several indigenous groups in Russia are aware of their national identities, which could play a role in this transformation.
Earlier, Gazprom announced an expanded strategic partnership with Azerbaijan's state oil company, Socar.
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