Yesterday, Putin appeared in public after a break of several days against the background of the Kursk “situation”. He looked really miserable. In Beslan, where on his orders 20 years ago, FSB officers killed most of the dead children, Putin hypocritically even knelt in front of the monument.
But the Kremlin maniac looked even more depressed in Chechnya, where he was on his knees morally, where he was forced to sing odes of praise at the grave of Kadyrov’s father and take pictures with all his children, like a photo model, under the mocking gaze of Kadyrov’s bearded guard of tik-tokers.
The head of the Kremlin is more like a “pale moth” than a formidable dictator, whom many politicians in the West continue to fear.
Roman Tsimbalyuk tells a wonderful story about Putin in Chechnya.
Oles Horodetskyi, ABN representative in Italy
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