I immediately thought about drinking: Putin answered a strange question about a fur coat and Olivier salad

Putin answered the “New Year's” question/Collage 24 Channel

During the “direct line” they decided to arrange a quick poll for Vladimir Putin, in which they asked several questions. However, some of the Russian president's answers were completely strange.

During the “direct line”, Vladimir Putin was surprisingly joyful and tried to joke in every possible way. The attempts of the Russian dictator to pretend to be a strong leader among the people – reports Channel 24.

Putin poll

During the annual Direct Line press conference on November 14, Vladimir Putin answered several complimentary quick questions. The first concerned what the Russian president wanted to be as a child. Here Putin began to remember that he wanted to become a pilot, but later dreamed of working in intelligence. And he answered the next question quite briefly, but no less surprisingly.

Then the hosts asked Putin a “New Year’s question.” They were interested in what he liked to eat more – Olivier or herring under a fur coat. To which the Russian President, for some reason, immediately mentioned drinking. 62~

In addition, there were questions about the best gift from Santa Claus and advice for young people. It is interesting that they were thematically related, because Putin answered the first question that the best gift is children.

Putin was also asked what he reads. He replied that it was the Criminal Code. The Russian president, it seems, has finally decided to find out how much he faces under his own laws. However, then he melancholy noted that he loved Lermontov.

What else did Putin say

• The press conference was not without questions about the war in Ukraine. Pressing questions were highlighted on a special board, but Putin chose only those for which he had prepared answers. The questions “When will the war end?” and “How to get into reality on Russian television?” remained unanswered. The operators tried not to show the screen in order to avoid trouble for Putin.
• In addition, before the spring elections, Putin once again began to say that there would be no mobilization. Allegedly, in the fall, about 300 thousand troops were recruited in a few weeks. According to him, now 244 thousand are in the combat zone.
• Putin also remembered the problems of ordinary citizens against the backdrop of the war – the rise in price of eggs, for example. The Russian President claimed that he asked the minister “what happened to his eggs” and promised to fix everything.