Argentine cocaine as evidence. Why did the Russian government want to think badly?

Shot from the film "Red Heat". Photo: Tristar Pictures, Carolco Pictures

The plot with the Argentinean drug trafficking in front of the eyes becomes a sensation of the year. Cocaine, diplomats, government planes, justification of officials and immediately behind them are new leaks that require new excuses. The joke, turning into a political thriller, turned out to be an ideal genre that lacked to describe the Russian political reality. The insanity of the plot combined with context makes it a new look at all other Russian news. If they have everything in their distant embassy, ​​then what is happening in Moscow? If the name of Nikolai Patrushev sounded in the Argentine news, and now he flew to Bangkok - maybe it makes sense to connect the Argentine and Thai (Nastya Rybka) plots into one? Questions that no official will never give an answer to themselves become a political factor. And if you take into account that everything is happening incomplete three weeks before the Russian elections, obviously deprived of intrigue, then maybe this is a real election intrigue?

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