Okay, here’s a question for you. In what country or countries is the likelihood of regime change the greatest?
My answer may strike some as being out of the blue but I would say Egypt. Egypt’s government isn’t particularly popular and Egypt is probably more vulnerable to a reduction in imports of wheat and corn from Ukraine and/or Russia than any other country in the world.
The U.S. —-> Joe Biden.
Ha! I did a fly by earlier but got distracted. Jan’s point was going to be exactly mine.
Now a Russian TV host is calling for “regime change†in U.S., with the reinstatement of DJT as president. Such a clever double punch by Russia turning the regime change tables on Biden, while, at the same time, renewing the Putin/Trump conclusion conspiracy charges ginned up (and disproven) earlier by the Dems.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10666625/Russian-state-TV-host-called-former-President-Donald-Trump-reinstated.html
The last person Russia would want as president is DJT, as, if he still held the WH, so many of the disastrous events of the past 15 months would not have happened and weakened the U.S.
Haiti, Cuba — because they had serious protests last year.
Solomon Islands — because it signed a deal to host a Chinese naval base. There was an editorial in Australia calling for regime change in response.
Armenia/Azerbaijan — spillover from Ukraine