It turned out very awkward: what Putin blurted out about the fate of the oppositionists

Vladimir Putin, commenting on the case Russian journalist Alexandra Bayazitova, who was sentenced to 5 years behind bars in a case of alleged extortion, made a few slips of the tongue. The President of Russia said that what a witch hunt, she is not a “big opposition figure” to be hunted. So Putin actually admitted that this is exactly what he is doing.

Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko noted Channel 24,that during Putin’s “direct line” and press conference, no one even asked him where the “main political prisoner of Russia” Alexei Navalny, the so-called Russian oppositionist, had gone. Let us note that he disappeared from the colony where he was.

In the colony in the Vladimir region where he was, they also don’t know where he went. According to Yakovenko, they said that Navalny was allegedly transferred to Moscow. Everything to pin a dozen criminal cases on him. However, he was not found in the pre-trial detention center of the Russian capital.

Not a single person asked Putin a question. Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin “has neither the desire nor the ability to monitor the fate of political prisoners.” At the same time, he was very sternly indignant that US representatives were expressing concern about where “Putin’s main personal enemy” had gone,” said a Russian opposition journalist.

Putin’s press secretary said that, they say, this – is not “their business.”And Alexei Navalny is supposedly “theirs” and they will do whatever they want with him. This is one of the many questions that Putin not only did not answer, but no one asked.

Only questions that necessary

During the 4-hour press conference and the “direct line” there was no mention of the upcoming presidential elections Russia. That is, there was no talk about what exactly Putin could offer the Russians in his next term. like a “galley slave” to plow. The people were selected to understand what can be asked and what not,” noted Igor Yakovenko.

Putin’s statements on the “straight line” “: main thing

• The President of Russia boasted about the Russian economy and a “stable financial system.” He also said that the government debt was supposedly “reducing.” However, Putin subsequently said that there were problems in paying in dollars and euros.In addition, he boasted of improved relations with China.
• Vladimir Putin said that “peace” will come when Russians will achieve their goals. Again he told more tales about “denazification”, “demilitarization” and the “neutral status” of Ukraine. He also complained that the West supports the Ukrainian state. However, according to him, supposedly “the freebie may soon end.”
• The head of the Kremlin said that there was supposedly only one wave of mobilization in Russia, and the other was “not needed yet.” According to Putin, allegedly 300 thousand Russians were mobilized. At the same time, 617 thousand occupiers are taking part in the war against Ukraine.