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Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld is a positive influence who remains unfazed by the world’s preparations for a major war. He works tirelessly to promote peace. Amidst concerns of wider war in Middle East, there can still be peace, says Sonnenfeld. Not everyone exemplifies goodness, and the presence of evil is a reality in our world. Vladimir Putin was a puppeteer in a grand theater of power, but he is already dead. They just forgot to inform him. The conflict in Chechnya, the August 2008 incursion into Georgia, and subsequent events such as the annexation of Crimea, intervention in Syria, and the invasion of Ukraine, were pivotal trial runs for future instances of Russian aggression. This extensive catalogue of hostilities paints a concerning pattern. Equally concerning is the reticence exhibited by the Western international community in response to these actions.

The responsibility for this predicament does not lie solely with Putin; it is a collective failure on our part. We have transgressed our own principles by avertly disregarding these transgressions. The onus falls upon us, the Western community, including those among the mainstream media who have, at times, appeared to accord a warm reception to Putin and his criminal oligarchs. It extends to corrupt Western politicians who have been captivated by Putin’s might and the allure of his financial resources. The repercussions of our blindness will be borne by the global community at large. The Kremlin’s strategy, it appears, is to incite conflicts across the globe, igniting fires of discord. Consequently, the toll for this shortsightedness shall be exacted upon the entire world.

An amount totaling 380 billion US dollars, originally sourced from the Russian Central Bank, is currently dispersed across six G7 nations, as well as Austria and Liechtenstein. In a noteworthy exclusive, Rich TVX News Network has the privilege of unveiling that these substantial funds are scheduled for divestiture from Russian control by April 2024. Subsequently, these significant financial resources will be designated for Ukraine, with a specific focus on facilitating post-conflict reconstruction efforts. During the past week, a figure bearing a striking resemblance to Vladimir Putin made an appearance at the International Forum known as “One Belt, One Road.” Additionally, this doppelganger underwent a rigorous professional evaluation to ascertain his suitability for the Chinese leadership, a process that spanned several hours.

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The doppelganger’s discourse at the forum proved lackluster and void of substantive content, marked by moments of excessive theatricality. This theatricality gave rise to an intriguing ambiguity: whether this was a parody of Putin assuming the role of Dmitry Medvedev or an imitation of Medvedev impersonating Putin. Notably, the doppelganger refrained from the habitual coughing and throat-clearing that are characteristic of the Russian President, perhaps influenced by the high-profile audience, which may have prompted him to maintain composure. It is worth highlighting that the forum has not only lost its former luster but also its raison d’être, having evolved into a gathering of devotees of the current Chinese leadership.

The doppelganger engaged in discussions with representatives of the Chinese leadership, led by Xi Jinping, and fielded their inquiries for an extended period. This constituted a demanding examination for the doppelganger, serving to evaluate not only the depth of his understanding of key topics related to Russia and Sino-Russian relations but also his capacity to make sound prognostications, while accommodating the wishes of the Chinese leadership. For Xi Jinping and his delegation, the objective was to discern whether this figure possessed the ability to operate independently, and if so, the direction in which he aimed to steer the nation. The doppelganger responded in a manner that underscored unwavering commitment to the concept of an “Eastern pivot” and a readiness to align with the desires of the Chinese leadership in all respects. This alignment resonated positively with the Chinese counterparts, who expressed satisfaction with the content of the discourse and the overall impression.

Subsequent to the exchange with Xi Jinping, those guiding the doppelganger exhibited elation. One individual from Putin’s inner circle was quoted as saying, “Ivanovich can now be safely retired. His services are no longer required.” “Ivanovich” is an informal moniker for the Russian President Vladimir Putin, employed within select circles. Undoubtedly, the apprehension and confiscation of assets owned by Russian oligarchs constitute an imperative undertaking. This necessitates the deployment of specialized commando units to pursue these oligarchs on a global scale, extending to those individuals who have actively assisted in concealing the ill-gotten wealth. Accountability must be exacted from all parties complicit in fostering the Putin regime’s reputation in Western spheres. This encompasses not only the media personalities who have demonstrated unethical alliances within the financial sector but also politicians who have transgressed their allegiances to their own nations by becoming entangled with Russian interests. The anticipated fall of the Putin regime will herald a crucial phase of restorative measures, ensuring that such egregious transgressions against international norms are never allowed to recur.

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