Reports suggest that following A. Khamenei's death, V. Putin has not made public appearances in the Kremlin, raising suspicions about the authenticity of recent meetings.
The article discusses the recent lack of public appearances by Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin following the reported elimination of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei. The last significant event he attended was on March 9, during a meeting regarding the global oil and gas market. Since then, his interactions have been limited to meetings with regional governors and select officials, raising questions about the transparency and authenticity of these engagements. Moreover, the publication 'Agenstvo' has speculated that some of these appearances could be pre-recorded videos, with Putin potentially participating from various locations rather than the Kremlin itself. This speculation points to a concerning trend of concealing the truth behind the Russian leader's presence and political activities. The ongoing situation highlights a notable shift in Putin's visibility amid the geopolitical tension surrounding the conflict in Iran, with implications for both domestic perception and international diplomatic relations. These developments could signal strategic changes in Russia's internal and external political dynamics, particularly against the backdrop of heightened global scrutiny.
