This paper discusses the deep-seated reasons for the assassination of the leader of the Russian opposition party, which is a stumbling block for the West to provoke internal contradictions in Russia. However, two major events will happen in the future. First, the Assad regime may be difficult to protect, and second, Russia's prospects are unpredictable. These two things are closely related. Because Saudi Arabia and Turkey are Sunnis, Iran, Libya, Syria and Lebanon are Shia Muslims. The first two Syrian crises were actually provoked by Saudi Arabia with the help of the United States, because Iran took the lead in establishing oil and gas arteries in Europe through Iraq, Libya and Syria. If so, this huge oil system directly challenges the interests of Saudi Sunnis. Even challenge the oil pricing system of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. This is a more serious threat to the international norms that began to shift from the gold standard to the petrodollar standard in the 1970s. Therefore, the United States failed to attack Syria in the first two times because of strong opposition from Russia and China. The second time, Russia even sent a fleet to confront the American aircraft carrier fleet in the Persian Gulf, and finally Putin forced Assad to hand over the chemical and biological weapons. But at that time, Saudi Arabia was extremely dissatisfied, and Saudi Prince Bandal directly called Obama weak. But this time is different. The current low oil price is actually provoked by Saudi Arabia, and the United States must firmly help Syria. To do this, Putin must be contained. The United States is trying to crack down on Putin because Putin's big energy strategy is extremely threatening and directly threatens the US petrodollar. This is America's super red line. The real reason for Libya and Iraq is actually stepping on this red line. Now that Putin has stepped on it, the United States will help Saudi Arabia suppress Putin. However, low oil prices are a double-edged sword for Saudi Arabia. Obama has to withstand the enormous pressure of unemployment in the shale gas industry, while Saudi Arabia has suppressed Russia's foreign exchange reserves of $250 billion with $800 billion. Saudi Arabia wants to suppress Putin until it is unable to intervene in Syria, and the United States is bound to suppress Putin's bankruptcy in the Soviet Union. Why can't Syria save it? Saudi Arabia has expanded the arteries that suppress Russia. If the United States does not destroy Syria, I believe that Obama may step down, so the United States will definitely do so this year. After all, Saudi Arabia is the more fundamental foundation of petrodollars, and petrodollars are the more fundamental foundation of American hegemony. The fate of Russia depends on whether Putin the Great can withstand the pressure of the two giants, or whether Saudi Arabia can withstand the pressure of 800 billion super reserves, or whether Obama can withstand the multi-directional attack of the domestic shale gas industry. Russia has withstood western political pressure and financial war, and the killer currency war in the United States has made Putin a tough guy a little scared. Once the United States sanctions the Russian central bank to stop trading between the dollar and the ruble, it will hurt the prospects of economic recovery in Russia, Europe and even the world. The three sides glared to see who would blink first.