Russia Will Be Nepal

Putin’s Regime and the Fire He Can’t Stop

De: Joseph Ejike Ojih

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“Russia Will Be Nepal: Putin’s Regime and the Fire He Can’t Stop” is a searing exposé that dares to ask the question Vladimir Putin fears most: what if Russia is not as strong as it claims? Drawing from Nepal’s September 2025 eruption, where years of corruption, censorship, and youth frustration exploded into nationwide riots, this book makes the controversial case that Moscow faces the same combustible fate. Through vivid storytelling and historical parallels—from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the Arab Spring—it reveals how small sparks have toppled mighty empires. Russia’s faltering army, bleeding economy, and weary society form the dry tinder. The spark may be unpredictable, but history shows it will come, and when it does, it will spread faster than the Kremlin can imagine.

This is not a cold analysis—it is a warning wrapped in satire and fire. The book strips away the illusions of power and exposes the truth that dictatorships cannot outlast their contradictions. Readers will find themselves gripped by its urgent tone, shaken by its historical evidence, and compelled to confront the inevitability it lays bare. Russia, like Nepal, stands on brittle ground. The only question left is not if the fire will arrive, but when.