By mid-April, or possibly as late as July, Ukraine’s assault on Crimea may cause Putin to undertake limited nuclear war. If so, it bodes ill for him and Ukraine because the West will intervene.
Already, by January 2023, the Kremlin is divided. Putin is increasingly isolated. This will likely continue as he turns on his own people, who move away from him. By February 2024, it is possible that Putin is no longer in power. Certainly, foreign powers constrain his influence. Two rise to succession; one is deposed. A woman steps forth – in Russia or Ukraine?
The focus is probably Crimea.
Death comes fast – by land and water. Land is hot, fiery winds. Water is inundation. The bodies line the beaches. The bodies are divided: in waves, they float to the beaches.
Early April, perhaps, or more likely September, Zelensky may fall, probably at sea or on water.
By October, it is possible that the U.S. and NATO intervene – a short but powerful engagement.
By January-February 2024, if this is correct, it is over.