Netizens joked about Vladimir Putin's two days at the G20 summit
On November 15 and 16, Australia hosted a two-day G20 summit, during which the Russian president held several meetings with heads of other states.
In a tense political situation, netizens paid special attention to Putin’s work schedule and his photographs from the summit.

On November 15, the center of attention on the Internet was pictures of the president hugging a Koala. A lot of jokes were dedicated to the animal.
Vladimir Vladimirovich promised to grant Russian citizenship to the koala hugging him.
— Peskov’s mustache (@Sandy_mustache) November 15, 2014
Koala gave an interview: “I was young, I really needed money...”
— Tetyana Yampolska (@Poll_in) November 16, 2014
There was a false impression that Vladimir Putin only met with a koala at the G20 summit. This is wrong. There were two more kangaroos
— Cheerful guys (@VRebyata) November 15, 2014
“ @GazetaRu : The koala that hugged Putin and Obama will be sent to live in Japan http://t.co/fnvP7HYYFt Is this a link or a business trip?)
— Vladimir Soloviev (@VRSoloviev) November 16, 2014
Two-year-old koala Jimbelung, who cuddled with Vladimir Putin, will be sent to Japan - Washington Post. Obviously, for rehabilitation.
— Correction class (@akselenc) November 16, 2014
In connection with koalas, they also remembered the legendary tweet of the editor-in-chief of the Russia Today TV channel, Margarita Simonyan, that she was going to cook a beaver’s head with onions.
We're bringing Margarita Simonyan a koala.
— Peskov’s mustache (@Sandy_mustache) November 16, 2014
Putin left the G20 earlier, although Peskov denied it. This means that Margarita Simonyan will eat the koala’s head. Probably stewed with cabbage
— Alexey Navalny (@navalny) November 16, 2014
Many netizens deliberately searched for pictures in which the president looked separated from the leaders of other states.
A friend from Vedomosti took, IMHO, the best photo from the Australian summit. Neither RIA nor TASS would publish this: pic.twitter.com/2nDlSpKDHM
— VASILY MAXIMOV (@vasilymaximov) November 16, 2014
The leader of one of the superpowers in negotiations. pic.twitter.com/yQw3MyCsKa
— Sergey (@Bond_077) November 15, 2014
also caused a galaxy of jokes . The news that the president left the summit early, citing the need to sleep,
Putin is like the Russian team at the World Cup: after three meetings, he packed his bags and went to tell the Russians that he had won.
— Yevgeny Konoplyanka (@canabina) November 16, 2014
Puti has outplayed everyone again, all the G20 leaders on Monday will be like sleepy flies, and he is alone like a cucumber in the Kremlin!
— Constantine Veren (@cveren) November 16, 2014
"Vladimir Putin left the G20 summit due to a busy schedule"
"Oh that's it!" - summed up the Russian President.
— Everything is Bad (@sranysovok) November 16, 2014
Putin has work on Monday and flew out of Australia early. Merkel has to fly even further, but she remains. Baba, she just wants to hang out.
— Great Ukr (@jewtatar) November 16, 2014
They also remembered the words of the president’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, who had previously denied information about Putin’s early departure.
How infuriating. Media: Putin is leaving ahead of schedule. Peskov: no. Today Putin is leaving early. WELL, WHY DAMN IT? Why is this necessary?!
— Anna Veduta (@Anna_Veduta) November 16, 2014
Putin’s early departure from Brisbane is another reason to never trust the words of Peskov, who yesterday assured that “this is complete nonsense” :-)
— Rustem Adagamov (@adagamov) November 16, 2014
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