Vladimir Putin’s Russian campaign mocks former US President Donald Trump. The reason is the outlook for the 2024 US elections.
MOSCOW — For Russian ruler Vladimir Putin, things are going so militarily in the Ukraine war that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un needs to send the Kremlin’s autocrat soldiers into the fray.
Ahead of US election: Donald Trump faces mockery from Vladimir Putin’s campaign
So the propaganda from Moscow is trying to distract the US from the disastrous Russian losses in Ukraine and the adverse living conditions of many compatriots. This time, the target of a uniquely Russian taunt is Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in the November 5 US election.
Olga Skabeeva, Putin’s chief anti-Western propagandist, took the blame again from the state broadcaster. Russia-1. Julia Davis, founder of the digital watchdog group Russia Media Monitor, wrote in one Contribution to XOn Tuesday (October 15), Skabayeva’s team mocked a “dancing Donald” and questioned the former US president’s “mental acuity”.
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What the Russian propaganda circuit mentions: US News magazine reported that Trump had Newsweek At a recent campaign appearance in Pennsylvania, he was said to have appeared “awful” and then played music for 39 minutes. And that’s not all: The 78-year-old politician is said to have repeatedly performed small dance routines as if to lighten the mood.
Newsweek Trump is quoted as saying, “Let’s make music out of this. Who the hell wants to ask questions? BREAKING: Pennsylvania is considered one of seven swing states where the US election will be decided in early November. Trump, a Republican who served as the 45th president of the United States between 2017 and 2021, wants to become the head of government, head of state and commander-in-chief of the United States again. According to Davis, Scabeeva said during one of his campaign broadcasts that Trump was “suspected of being unfit because of his advanced age.”
It will be a hot one in the US election campaign
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Also based in the US Russia-1In the debate reporter Igor Naimushin questioned whether Trump is still mentally and spiritually healthy, while Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris denied “cognitive endurance and dynamism”. After the Russian attack on Ukraine in February 2024, which violated international law, Russian propaganda on high-profile public television against the West was not unusual. (evening)
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