According to Sebastian Geisler, an analyst of the German publication Bild, during an interview with American propagandist Tucker Carlson, Kremlin dictator and war criminal Vladimir Putin tried to hide leg cramps.
What is known about Putin's noticeable health problems
It is noted that during Carlson's interview with the Kremlin dictator, there were visible signs of leg cramps.
According to the journalists of the publication, during the entire two-hour interview, Putin felt and looked very tense.
In particular, journalists drew attention to the fact that the dictator took off his wristwatch, kneaded his wrists and coughed nervously.
Journalists of the Daily Mail, in particular, drew attention to the fact that the Kremlin dictator's right leg twitched very strangely, and the left one seemed to be convulsing, and the dictator pressed his hand on this leg to lower the bound foot.
How the West reacts to Carlson's interview
Former Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson reacted to the scandalous interview of the Kremlin dictator.
Johnson noted that the scandalous interview is being watched all over the world, but Putin cannot be trusted.
People all over the world are watching this ridiculous interview between Carlson and Putin. We should not fall for this lie, which is aimed at achieving success in Ukraine. He will lose, Johnson emphasized.
The scandalous American journalist Tucker Carlson interviewed the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, which provoked a wave of criticism in Ukraine and in the West.
In the interview, Putin uttered familiar nonsense, in particular, Ukraine does not actually exist, but it is a part of Russia, he tried to stop the war in Donbas, which he himself started, with a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
In addition, Putin told how he allegedly shamed Volodymyr Zelenskyi during a personal conversation because the president of Ukraine allegedly condescends to the "Nazis", although his father fought against the Nazis.
Only this episode hardly took place, because Zelenskyi's father was born after the Second World War.
