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Date
11/28/2012
Author
Big Ben
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Come on, hold my suitcase!

After Lukashenko’s revelations, it turned out to Reuters that Vladimir Putin’s sports injury was much more serious. If his spine is truly damaged, surgery is most likely impossible.

In the meantime, purely visually, he is limited in his movements - he tries to sit more, and this is a gigantic coat-wardrobe, when he laid flowers at the monument in Moscow. What was there underneath - a corset, a cast or some other stabilizer?

But, apparently, Vladimir Vladimirovich cannot decide on surgical intervention. This is complete anesthesia. But how can we part with the nuclear button and other attributes, albeit for a short time?

Here the former member of the tandem also started talking about the fact that he suddenly began to think about running for president again, probably something prevented him last spring. It’s good that Shoigu was pulled from the groves near Moscow to the post of the Ministry of Defense in time. But who knows for sure.

And it’s scary to leave the country at such a difficult moment for it, when the State Department has become more active with lists and Europe refuses to cancel Schengen for Russia. Boris Yeltsin had the reliable Chernomyrdin and other like-minded people, but here’s something...

Whatever one may say, it turned out that the whole PR story about the youthful sixty-year-old president deflated to zero, like a balloon. Why couldn’t they immediately announce everything as it is about the injury?

Since Lukashenko was allowed to unexpectedly speak about the spine, the situation cannot remain like this anymore, and something still has to happen. A month later, Putin was announced to appear in Brussels. By this time, it will be clear whether the president will remain a “lame duck” in every sense of the word. After the “open secret” was revealed, the Moscow elites began to stir.