The Samara deputy from the CPRF listened to Putin’s message with noodles in his ears
Mikhail Abdalkin, a deputy of the Samara Regional Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, posted a video on the Internet in which he watches Vladimir Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly with noodles in his ears. This concession outraged the deputy of the State Duma from “Edynoi Rossii” Alexander Khishtein, who demanded that the leadership of the CPRF punish Abdalkin.
The head of the press service of the CPRF faction in the State Duma, Alexander Yushchenko, called Abdalkin’s concession “stupid” and accused him of wanting to “catch momentary popularity” on the Internet. This will not go unnoticed by the Central Audit Commission of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, and the regional branch of the party should also give it an assessment, Yushchenko told RIA Novosti.
Abdalkin himself published the video on his personal pages in social networks, noting that he watched the message at the request of the leadership of the CPRF faction in the regional Duma. “I fully support, fully agree, excellent performance. I haven’t heard anything like it in the last 23 years. I’m pleasantly surprised,” Abdalkin commented on the video.
CPRF leader Gennady Zyuganov at the State Duma meeting noted the “exclusively principled nature” of Putin’s message and emphasized that there will be “no more anti-presidential attacks.”
- On February 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a message to the Federal Assembly. He again accused Western countries and Ukraine of “deception”, “colonialism” and “neoliberal totalitarian values” and declared that the Russian invasion of Ukraine was forced. Putin proposed to create a separate state fund to help participants in the war in Ukraine, as well as the families of the dead. And at the end of the message, he announced that Russia is suspending its participation in the Treaty on Strategic Offensive Weapons.
