The "Direct Line" of Russian president-dictator Vladimir Putin is a staged show that reveals the psychological issues of the Kremlin's "Fuhrer." Writes TSN. This has been reported by Kontrakty.UA.
The leader of the international movement "Speak Louder!" Andriy Sydelnikov expressed this in a comment to FREEДОМ.
According to the expert, Putin's accusations against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding "illegitimacy" are a manifestation of a psychological complex. The reason for this is the isolation of the Russian dictator from world leaders. Moreover, Sydelnikov believes that Putin is experiencing a progression of mental illness.
"A difficult childhood in the alley is manifesting itself today. He probably never got to play with toy soldiers… It often happens that in old age, people regress to childhood. His story likely began quite some time ago, and it is progressing. Therefore, discussing his specific statements seems pointless to me, because he is indeed a sick person," he stated.
In the expert's opinion, by participating in such a format, the Kremlin ruler enjoyed his power and imagined strength. At the same time, Sydelnikov notes that this format of the dictator's conversation reveals his inadequate reactions.
"At times he seems to joke, trying to appear like a down-to-earth guy. But this is truly senile madness, at the very least, when he responds completely inadequately to questions. Although all questions are pre-approved. We know very well how such 'direct lines' are organized. There is not a single question that has not been agreed upon, nor one that a journalist would accidentally ask. Therefore, all questions are scripted. Preparations are made in advance. Furthermore, he was prompted with numbers and instantly oriented on various matters," added Andriy Sydelnikov.
Recall that on December 19, the Russian "Fuhrer" Vladimir Putin held a "large press conference" - his traditional "Direct Line." In his speech, he also spoke about Ukraine, particularly regarding military actions and peace negotiations.