In Russia, a scene in which Putin was unable to say "hurray" was cut from the broadcast
A segment in which Russian dictator Vladimir Putin was unable to clearly shout “hurrah” three times during a meeting with military personnel has been removed from official Kremlin publications and broadcasts on Russian state television channels.
This is reported by Russian media.
The incident occurred on May 22 at an event in the Kremlin, where Putin addressed graduates of the “Time of Heroes” program and asked them to shout a “triple ‘hurrah’” in support of the Russian military. Afterward, the event participants complied with the request, but the president himself, as noted, was unable to clearly repeat the shout.
This episode quickly spread on social media and became the subject of discussion and jokes. Subsequently, the clip featuring Putin was removed from the Kremlin’s official materials and edited out of the broadcast of the summary program on the state-run TV channel “Rossiya-1,” where only the military’s reactions were left.
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The Kremlinannounced strikes on decision-making centers and urged foreigners to leave Kyiv.
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