"Not yet a corpse but very tired": Roszma revealed Putin's condition before the election

"In short, it is not a corpse from the refrigerator (according to political scientist Valery Solovey, who in October 26 in his Telegram-channel reported allegedly about Putin's death on Valdai-ed. ), But he was very tired of his own people,"-the message reads. Journalists analyzed all the events with the participation of the Russian dictator over the last year and concluded that Putin spent only 147 days (ie less than 5 months out of 12).

In January, he showed the slightest publicity, spending only 7 days in society. The rest of the time Putin did not leave his residences, did not organize meetings with journalists or other persons, except for his close officials and devoted politicians. Journalists noted the unusual trend of the dictator to alternate the days of intensive public activity with long periods of extinction.

For example, it was only on September 28 of this year that Putin participated in four significant public events, but in the previous six days he was not noticed anywhere, except for close circles. On September 29, Putin reappeared in public events, but for the next four days (until October 3), no one saw him again.

"Project" also notes that during these 10 non -public days the Kremlin published reports on Putin's office meetings, many of which are similar to "canned food" (measures pre -taken by the personal operator of the President of the Russian Federation, which the Kremlin's press service publishes in Putin's holidays - ed. ) .

Journalists also pay attention to some unusual features: at many meetings, Putin prefers to maintain a distance among his interlocutors, while in some events he literally comes in contact with the people. Over the past year, the number of measures taken remotely was 43% of the total. In addition, in 36% of cases, all meetings were forced to be in quarantine. "This distance sometimes takes impressive forms.

We have found that in many forums in front of the president on stage, literally put a fence that separates the head of state from the hall. And on the street, Putin's interlocutors are forced to stand at a distance of more than 10 meters from him - for Specially drawn red stroke, " - reports" project ". At the same time, a fifth of (21%) of all Putin events took place without any distance and quarantine - for example, with international guests or after dramatic events.

The publication notes that Putin, who avoided the public from the beginning of the epidemic, first showed attention to ordinary people shortly after the June incident with Yevgeny Prigogin. The authors of the material noticed that this always happens so unexpectedly that many, including some journalists of the Kremlin pool, began to believe in the existence of a double.

On November 20, it became known that the Russian authorities decided to hold a presidential election in the format of a three -day vote with a mass bypass of citizens. The head of the Central Election Committee, Ella Pamphilov, reported that the upcoming election is expected to re-election Vladimir Putin for the fifth term planned for March 15-17, 2024. Before voting, election commissions will actively communicate with citizens, urging them to participate in the elections.