Interview: Putin, The Terror Attack, And The Threat Whose Na

President Vladimir Putin has few good options after the deadliest terror attack in Russia in 20 years underscores his weaknesses and spoils his choreographed triumph in an election marred by evidence of massive fraud, Mark Galeotti, an author and expert on Russia, tells RFE/RL.

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