Assad, who was hiding in Russia, was poisoned in a hospital and his life was in danger, the suspect pointed to Moscow and put pressure on Putin.

Several newspapers, including the Jordanian Daily, that former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had recently fallen into a "suspicious poisoning" wave.The report noted that Assad suddenly experienced physical discomfort last Sunday, along with breathing difficulties, and his health continued to deteriorate after the arrival of medical personnel.

Since then, the Syrian Observatory has revealed an important news through social media that Assad has been rushed to hospital for treatment, and his vital signs are currently in a critical state.

The British "Sun" followed reports that the results of hospital testing showed that Assad's body contained toxins, and this discovery directly pointed to the possibility of poisoning.

The first to be focused on is the current President of Syria, Julian Julan. It is well known that the current Syrian government has close ties to the armed group ISIS and al-Qaeda, and the two terrorist organizations are well known for performing assassinations.

Historically, the assassination pattern of ISIS and al-Qaeda is mostly based on direct explosive attacks, and the use of this method of poisoning is extremely rare, which has also weakened their suspicions.

As a world-renowned intelligence agency, Mossad has also had a clear preference in the past assassination operations, which is the tendency to use guns, explosives and other direct attacks.

Like IS and Al Qaeda, Mossad rarely uses poisoning, which requires long-term planning and IS difficult to directly confirm the target, so the degree of suspicion IS relatively low.

After excluding the possibility of the first two, the eyes of the outside world gradually turned to the inside of Russia. To say which Russian organization is best at assassinating is undoubtedly the famous KGB, and the KGB is famous for being good at poisoning.

Their intention was to attack Assad, and some suspected that Putin lacked money.Statistics show that Assad and his wife own about $2 billion in personal assets, and his family¡¯s total assets exceed $10 billion.

A large portion of the gold, real estate and cash was deposited in Russian banks and in Russia.If Assad died, the assets would be deposited in Russia¡¯s treasury.

However, there are also views questioned that there may be a third party deliberately imitating the KGB's modus operandi and trying to blame Russia for the suspicion, thus disrupting the situation.

According to current information, Assad¡¯s situation could end in two ways. First, the symptoms of poisoning continued to worsen and eventually died. Second, life was saved by rescue, but was long-term house arrested, banned from abroad, restricted public appearance and so on.

Combined analysis of the parties, the possibility of the latter ending is relatively greater. and this poisoning rumors, whether true or false, give people a wake up, how Russia should beat Assad this card.

It should be noted that just two days after Assad's accident, the situation of Chechen leader Kadyrov was not very good. He appeared on camera the other day and startled the world. Originally round, now suddenly thin, some experts say this is a significant sign of advanced organ failure.

Everyone knows that Kadyrov has health problems. But I didn't expect it to be so serious. It can be said that he is hanging in one breath now.

In the face of the upcoming political vacuum, Kadyrov is completing the transfer of power at an unprecedented speed. His 17-year-old son, Adam, has been the head of the Chechen security department, the leader of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the secretary of the Security Council. From defense to economy, most of Chechnya's power is in the hands of a 17-year-old young man.

This is absolutely what Putin does not want to see, although Putin tolerates the ¡°half-independence¡± state of Kadrov, but assumes absolute loyalty and effective stability. And Kadrov is now so eager to hand Chechnya over to his young son, undoubtedly challenging Putin¡¯s patience. Once this young man is unable to control the situation, the faction inside Chechnya is most likely to use the opportunity to compete for dominance, and even external forces may be in vain.

Therefore, the Kremlin will make a decisive move. From Assad to Kadyrov, we can see that the Russian government is strengthening its control over them. Syria and Chechnya, which correspond to these two people, are likely to become the two regions that Moscow is most concerned about after Ukraine.

But the question is, can Russia control two people, can it control all the people in two regions? I think the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is already invisible, giving Putin some experience, and he needs to think carefully about what to do next.