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The former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, said who the illegitimate Russian president Vladimir Putin usually pretends to be during negotiations. He shared this in an interview that 7 published in August on the Pressing YouTube channel.
“How does Putin behave in negotiations? Have you heard the call to Zelensky?” asked the interlocutor.
“Putin — I am not me and the house is not mine,” Kuleba succinctly described the manner of the illegitimate Russian president.
He also gave an example of a dialogue with Putin.
“Yes? I didn’t hear. Yes? I will ask. Seriously? I will request that a briefing be prepared for me.” And all of this is interwoven with stories about the Pechenegs, Polovtsians, and the ‘artificially created country.’ He didn’t tell Zelensky this, but he tells it to others,” Kuleba noted.
He added that Putin translates everything for his entourage.
“His style is to delegate everything: he is a good tsar. There are bad boyars or good boyars who need to be figured out; he must be informed, and he will make the decision. In fact, nothing happens, everything stays as it is,” the former minister explained.
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