In the heart of Europe, a chilling tale of intrigue, rivalry, conspiracy, and violence has unfurled, casting a shadow over the continent. The shocking demise of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, discovered lifeless in a remote arctic prison while serving a daunting 19-year sentence, has sent shockwaves through international corridors. As the details surrounding Navalny's death remain shrouded in mystery, a web of strange coincidences and unanswered questions has given rise to intense speculation, with many fingers pointing towards Russian President Vladimir Putin.
This macabre incident is not an isolated event in the labyrinthine world of Russian politics. Recent mysterious deaths have befallen figures such as Yevgeny Prigozhin, the enigmatic leader of the Private Military Company known as the Wagner Group, and a vocal critic of Putin's military endeavors in Ukraine.
Against this backdrop, Haffisz and Adi, on Kopitiam Council, embark on an exploration of the implications stemming from these grim developments. The narrative that unfolds promises a deeper understanding of the autocratic regime in Russia and its profound impact on both domestic and global dynamics.