Due to deadly syndrome, “invincible” Putin has a “self-destructive death wish.”

According to a psychotherapist, Vladimir Putin has a “self-destructive death want” despite claims that he has small-man syndrome.

As the conflict in Ukraine enters its fourth month, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made no signs of relenting, pushing NATO to activate 300,000 troops.

One gorgeous wife of a Russian oligarch has revealed that she is afraid that Putin won’t care about the consequences of his actions if he is sick, which has added to fears of an escalation into a World War Three scenario.
Additionally, a psychologist questioned Putin’s mental stability when UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace claimed that the despot’s choices were impacted by his “small man syndrome.”

In response to the Defence Secretary’s remarks, psychotherapist Lucy Beresford said: “That was an attempt to diminish what Putin is doing as if to say, “You’re such an inferior person, you’re so small, that actually you have to run around and show everyone how great you are… in order to compensate for your own inadequacies.”

According to Lucy, Putin probably suffers from small man syndrome since he gained confidence despite spending his entire reign surrounded by fearful advisors.

“But he might also have this self-destructive death wish really, almost a desire to be caught because you’ve got to the point where he believes he is invincible but he almost needs someone to stop him and say, ‘no you’re not, go back into the playground’.”

This comes after Putin was criticised by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for overseeing a “terrorist state” after his troops attacked a retail centre with 1,000 unarmed civilians.

As a response, NATO has taken further measures to defend nations bordering Russia, and US President Joe Biden has sent thousands more troops to Europe to create a “iron curtain” surrounding those nations.

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