Piontkovsky assessed Putin's condition at the May 9 parade/Collage of Channel 24
< strong _ngcontent-sc129="">The Russian dictator did appear at the Victory Madness parade on May 9 and delivered a new cynical speech. However, most noticed an interesting detail related to the plaid.
Russian opposition publicist Andrey Piontkovsky also told Channel 24 about this. He saw how the head of the Kremlin covered his legs with a blanket and assessed his condition at the parade. p>In general, the Russian opposition political scientist said that he had a pitiful impression of what he saw and heard at the May 9 parade in Moscow, in particular, Putin's terrible condition, which “will not last long. Neither politically nor physically.”
Like, the president of the killer country is now in a state of grogi. This is a momentary deterioration in the condition of a boxer or MMA fighter after receiving a blow to the chin. It is also clear that the Russian dictator is in an internal dialogue with each other.
I don't know if you noticed a nagging detail. There, the guards covered his legs with a blanket. Obviously, the dowry is vile,” Piontkovsky laughed.
He added that during the whole cynical speech, Putin snapped several times in his style, but in general, the head of the Kremlin resembles a “hunched, broken old man,” and covering him with a blanket only confirms this .
Nearby, 90-year-old veterans stood in combat, and he was in some kind of swing with a blanket. It reminded me of strange associations – a photograph of “Lenin in Gorki”, when already out of their minds in the same swing-swing with a blanket sit and mumble something. I had the same impression as most viewers.
Andrey Piontkovsky
Russian opposition publicist
It should be noted that Andrei Piontkovsky recalled a photograph of Vladimir Lenin, where the sickly Soviet leader is sitting on an armchair in the village of Gorki, where he spent the last years of his life.
Piontkovsky joked about Putin’s state at the parade: watch the video Channel 24
How was the parade on May 9 in Russia: the main thing
- On the Red Square in Moscow on the morning of May 9 started the traditional “victory”. The Russians organized a holiday on the bones, stealing the remains of their equipment, which they did not have time to lose in Ukraine.
- It is interesting that the air part of the parade was canceled. Yes, there was no air show in any Russian city. Like, all because of the supposedly bad weather that day.
- Also, during his crazy speech, Putin did not declare general mobilization and official open war on Ukraine. This was previously reported by many Western media, but this did not happen.
- The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry immediately reacted to the victory parade. They called it a march of rapists and murderers, and a propaganda show has nothing to do with winning World War II.
