Russian propagandists report that dictator Vladimir Putin has arrived in Mariupol. However, the videos of his “visit” look somewhat strange.

RosSMI writes that Putin allegedly flew to Mariupol by helicopter, then driving a car, making stops, traveled around several districts of the city, and talked to the townspeople in the Nevsky microdistrict. 24 Channel.

Putin's amazing “visit”

Also, Russian propagandists showed a strange video of the alleged visit of dictator Vladimir Putin to the occupied Mariupol, Donetsk region.

In the published footage, a man who is being passed off as Putin is seen driving a car. One is to make sure whether it is really – unreal, like the picture outside the car window. In addition, the shooting is carried out at night.

Putin's amazing “visit” to occupied Mariupol: watch the video

It is noted that during the trip, Putin was accompanied by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin, who reported to the president on construction work in the captured city and its environs.

Recall that Putin's “visit” to Mariupol took place a few days after the anniversary of the Russian air strike on the drama theater.

Putin was in the occupied Crimea

On Saturday, March 18, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin arrived in Crimea. This happened for the first time since the beginning of a full-scale Russian invasion, and precisely on the anniversary of the Russian pseudo-referendum on the Ukrainian peninsula.

The Russian dictator was spotted in Sevastopol. There is no evidence that Putin, of course, is present. Putin's doppelgangers are increasingly coming out into the world.

At the same time, the network noted that the dictator was noticeably limping in the published footage. It can be seen that each step is given to him quite hard. He barely keeps up with his apostates.

Crimea is Ukraine

On March 18, 2014, after a fake “referendum”, Putin announced the “annexation” of Crimea to Russia. Not a single civilized country in the world has recognized the admiration of the Ukrainian peninsula.

On the anniversary of the occupation, many states made statements. In particular, in the UK they said that their country remains with Ukraine. Ukrainians in the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea are experiencing harassment and suffering.

Finland stressed that it will never recognize the illegal seizure of the Crimean peninsula – this is Ukraine.