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A man lays a flower beside a headstone featuring an illustration depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin sporting the type of mustache associated with late Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and inscribed with an unflattering slogan, during a mock funeral ceremony outside the Russian embassy in Kiev on March 15, 2015
Confirmed how?
3) No flag over Kremlin. This has been confirmed, but questions remain whether this is normal
Source?
6) No lights in Kremlin last night or tonight
False.
7) Fire in Kremlin tonight
originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: Phage
They appear to be referencing the existence of the rumor when using the word 'fact'
originally posted by: babybunnies
7) Fire in Kremlin tonight
originally posted by: kloejen
ohh man!
So Putin had the flu? lol 36 pages hilarious...
Or maybe its real, Putin is gonna retire?
originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
Something may be afoot in Moscow.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, known for his frequent and carefully calibrated media appearances, has not been definitively spotted in public since his March 5 meeting with the Italian prime minister.
This absence, the longest in years, comes amid rumors that the political elite in Moscow is fracturing after the assassination of prominent opposition figure Boris Nemtsov within sight of the Kremlin's walls.
Suspicions have been running high since Putin canceled a trip to Astana, Kazakhstan that was scheduled for this week, Reuters reports. A Kazakh source told Reuters that Putin had canceled the trip after becoming ill.
Any claims of illness were quickly denied by Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who told Reuters that Putin "has meetings all the time. He has meetings today, tomorrow. I don't know which ones we will make public."
But no images of Putin since the March 5 meeting with the Italian prime minister have been published. And images of Putin attending an International Woman's Day event on March 8 were later proved to have been taken on March 5.
And video featuring Putin meeting with Russian supreme court chairman Vyacheslav Lebedev on March 13 wasn't live.
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: Phage
They appear to be referencing the existence of the rumor when using the word 'fact'
No, we're referencing the release of factual information by sources as FACT.
There are things that are unproven (such as the embassy story, the baby, the coup etc) but that doesn't mean statements from the Kremlin are also instantly nothing but "rumour".
There seem to be some people here who have simply missed all the reporting, the sources and the confirmed information and just want to jump in at the end screaming "LIES!!!"
Maybe if some of these people actually read the thread, followed links, read through sources they might have a clue.
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