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🇷🇺🤯 Russians still support Putin but don't trust him. While 80% say they approve, only 30% actually trust him. In any other country, that gap would be a crisis. Mark Galeotti, one of the world's leading experts on Russia — in an exclusive interview explains the paradox. "How come...

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Why Putin is so popular in Russia: Already at his inauguration, he expressed the sentiment that many Russians know. Show a moment of weakness and the enemy will force you to your knees. Time and again, Russians have seen how true this is in their history. In the West, they refuse to understand this feeling. They simply don't take Russians seriously, or attribute motives to them that they don't have. And then it's war. Because Russians don't bend. It is a proud people.

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.Rachel Maddow: “The idea that we work for [Putin]? That we work for [Russia]? is so humiliating and is such an abject failure on the part of Trump in terms of his weakness. I don’t know what Putin has on him, but he works for Putin, and it’s an embarrassment to this country.”
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.Rachel Maddow: “The idea that we work for [Putin]? That we work for [Russia]? is so humiliating and is such an abject failure on the part of Trump in terms of his weakness. I don’t know what Putin has on him, but he works for Putin, and it’s an embarrassment to this country.”

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46,092 views • 8 months ago

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Russians still believe that Putin - chief architect and head of mafia state Russia has no idea about his own crimes. Nikolai Shchepkov from the Chelyabinsk region appealed to Putin and stated that the country's top leadership is receiving unreliable information about the state of affairs in the army, where in reality there is complete lawlessness going on. Everyone in Russia thinks that Putin doesn't know the truth and they're all rushing to tell it to him. Delusional bunch...

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