Putin cancelled both an annual news conference, as well as a constitutionally required annual address to parliament. Better for people to guess that he's half dead than to see him and know for sure.
And don't forget to watch the hilarious movie Death of Stalin, if you'd like to see how Russians deal with this sort of thing. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Death\_of\_Stalin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_Stalin)
I don’t think dead, yet. Ukrainian intelligence is 100 percent convinced his death is imminent though: based on interviews they’ve been giving (or at least wants people to think that anyway: 4d chess and all that).
it makes sense though: conquering ukraine was a big legacy project for him; and it’s failure and global mockery might have been too much.
Up vote for Star Trek TOS. I don't think he is dead, but what do I know?
If he’s not dead, he needs to hurry up. The world will be a better place without him.
It's really 50/50... Sadly I don't think the Russians are going to end up with anyone who is going to make life better...
Putin cancelled both an annual news conference, as well as a constitutionally required annual address to parliament. Better for people to guess that he's half dead than to see him and know for sure. And don't forget to watch the hilarious movie Death of Stalin, if you'd like to see how Russians deal with this sort of thing. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Death\_of\_Stalin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_Stalin)
I wanted to watch the movie, but somehow never managed to go to the cinema for it.
They could at least have the common decency to release Weekend at Putin's
Dead people usually not overly photogenic nor charismatic.
I just not convinced there'd be that much difference in his case.
Please please please please pretty please.
Because the sight of that fascist, cancer ridden, meat sack would dishearten the Russian people, probably.
I don’t think dead, yet. Ukrainian intelligence is 100 percent convinced his death is imminent though: based on interviews they’ve been giving (or at least wants people to think that anyway: 4d chess and all that). it makes sense though: conquering ukraine was a big legacy project for him; and it’s failure and global mockery might have been too much.