Dictators and Warfare
A dictator's survival often hinges on military success, with losing a war posing a significant threat to their power. The discussion highlights the unique influence outsiders have over Putin's regime, particularly regarding the war in Ukraine. However, the fear of escalating conflict, including the potential use of nuclear weapons, complicates the willingness of external powers to intervene decisively.In this clip
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