Journalists noted Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's strange behavior during his speech about the Oreshnik attack on the Dnieper.
URA-Inform reports this with reference to Bild.
They noticed that the head of the Kremlin never moved his hands or fingers during the speech, which may indicate that he is ill. As noted by the Bild newspaper, on the evening of November 21, Vladimir Putin made a video address, stating that the city of Dnepr had been hit by the latest medium-range missile “Oreshnik”.
The speech lasted 7 minutes and 45 seconds. BILD open data analysis expert Julian Rjopke notes that during this entire time, the dictator never moved his hands or fingers, as if they were glued to the table.
It is worth noting that Putin has often gesticulated during his previous speeches. Perhaps this time it is a video editing, when the immobilized hands were “drawn” onto the body. This could have been done because the dictator was ill or to hide his agitation. Already on Friday, at a meeting with the leadership of the Ministry of Defense, Putin was fingering the speech sheets and occasionally gesticulating.
“These shots showed that Putin is threatening the entire world, but he himself cannot move his own hands even once,” — emphasized Röpke.
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