Grandfathers On Gun Carriages
7- 29.10.2026, 11:21
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There are rumors that he suffered a heart attack and a stroke at the Kremlin.
The video shows 79-year-old Ushakov, the international affairs aide to 74-year-old Russian President Putin. He huffs and puffs, asking for clarification—either because he can’t hear well or because he doesn’t understand at first what the obliging reporter is asking him. But at the same time, he emphatically states that no one will allow Europeans to the negotiating table in Abu Dhabi regarding the Ukrainian settlement. And that is the main point of what he said. Because he doesn’t know the date of the talks, nor does he have any idea what issues will be discussed—he didn’t even speculate.
Sources claim that Ushakov has survived a heart attack and a stroke and has asked to resign on more than one occasion. But Putin won’t let him go.
Well, of course—how could he manage without advisors like Ushakov and a foreign minister like the 76-year-old Lavrov? He, too, spoke quite critically about the Europeans yesterday, commenting on Putin’s phone call with the leaders of Norway and Finland. According to him, this merely demonstrates the Europeans’ desire to squeeze their way into the negotiation process. Although what positions they’d actually bring to this process is a big question.
The whole world has been watching for five years now how the negotiation process is going with the positions of Putin and his advisors. These battle-hardened veterans are ready to fight forever. More precisely, just like their Soviet predecessors in Afghanistan—right up until the race on gun carriages.
True, over the course of 10 years in Afghanistan, the USSR lost 15,000 men…
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