Russia 'has prepared EVACUATION plans for Putin in case his army is defeated in Ukraine' claims Telegram channel which also alleged Vladimir is suffering numerous health problems [WHAT??]

Mailonline ^ | 29 July 2022 | Walter Finch

[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

Vladimir Putin and his friends are making preparations to flee Russia should his army be defeated in Ukraine, according to a Telegram channel that claims to come from inside the Kremlin.

With his Donbas offensive stalling, Ukraine preparing to re-capture Kherson and his economy crumbling, the Russian dictator is 'aware of the possibility of a sharp change of mood in the country.'

Last week, the General SVR channel reported that the 69-year-old had suffered from 'severe nausea' overnight, with doctors at his bedside for around three hours. Following on from that report, they claim that 'Putin himself and his entourage are preparing plans for evacuation from Russia.'

It is thought that any plane carrying Putin and his family out of Russia would head to fellow dictatorship Syria, the nearest friendly state and whose leader, Bashar al-Assad, Putin bailed out in the Syrian civil war in 2015.

Any flight from Russia to Syria, however, would have to fly through the airspace of Turkey, a NATO member.

Were Turkey's strongman leader, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, to refuse permission to the plane carrying Putin and his family to enter his airspace, it would effectively scupper the Russian tyrant's quickest and perhaps only getaway route.

Erdogan and Putin have a complex relationship, having been friends and enemies at various times over the past decade.

Iran is another regional power - and Western foe - that would be interested in Putin's fate.

'In principle, it is beneficial for Iran and Turkey to keep the Russian president in exile in reserve, using him, depending on the situation, as a lever or as a bargaining chip,' the channel states.

Although Turkey is a member of the Western military alliance, under Erdogan's leadership the country has cut its own diplomatic path in international relations.

[Sacajaweau]

more likely that zelensky has an exit plan...

[Revel]

This blows the BS meter right out of its case.

[Vermont Lt]

Fun Jason Bourne type story.

Not sure I believe it. I cannot imagine Putin doing anything but being carried out on his shield.

[Kazan]

The Daily Mail has claimed over the course of the war that Putin was dead and a body double had taken his place, that he has stomach, thyroid and blood cancer and Parkinson's.

The CIA director just renounced that propaganda and claimed Putin was "healthy".

Are you trying to take over the role of ringmaster in the clown show from Marcus Maximus>

[O6ret]

Sounds like “Russian disinformation”, to use a now trite phrase. But if he runs I don’t think there is a safe place for him to hide.

[PGR88]

I saw on a telegram channel that Joe Biden is suffering from alzheimer’s, gropes little girls, and needs his diaper changed every 2 hours.

Oh wait..... nevermind.

[es345st]

From the office if Ukraine Bob.

[dforest]

She is marcusmucousmus’s body double.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

I cannot imagine Putin doing anything but being carried out on his shield.

Or tied to his horse.

[al baby]

by a bunch of hot ass lil gymnasts

[mewzilla]

Speaking for myself, that ship a very long time ago.

[Kazan]

, according to a Telegram channel that claims to come from inside the Kremlin.

But, the Russophobes here claim anyone doing that in Russia faces the same kind of treatment the J6 protesters are in this country. Doing that sort of thing from inside the Kremlin would surely result in treason charges.

So, you want us to believe someone inside the Kremlin is risking their life in order to post on a social media site?

That anyone would stupid enough to believe this is mind boggling.

[Obadiah]

More CIA propaganda.

[Cen-Tejas]

......I think the U.S. should consider (lol, if it can find a current high ranking government person capable of thinking)
providing Putin with a small, 1 bedroom house on America’s largest military base, which I think is Eglin in Florida, in return for him spending 4 hours a day for the rest of his life being interrogated about all things Russian including ALL Russian military people and agents.

[DesertRhino]

In case the Uke army can get detachment Steiner to turn the tide. Delusional…

[JonPreston]

More CIA propaganda

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The Daily Mail is a known supporter of the Conservatives. They are also one of the pro-Brexit tabloids. According to a Reuters article, the Daily Mail published a controversial headline in response to a Brexit Court ruling criticizing the judges by branding them as ‘enemies of the people.’ According to CNBC, the Daily Mail has also been criticized by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales for publishing fake news articles and “hyped up” headlines and “mastered the art of running stories that aren’t true.” Further, CNBC reported that DMG media responded by saying, “DailyMail.com is the very antithesis of click-bait and hype headlines. We just tell stories better than anyone else.”

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Overall, we rate Daily Mail Right Biased and Questionable due to numerous failed fact checks and poor information sourcing. (7/19/2016) Updated (M. Huitsing 03/23/2022)

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[Monterrosa-24]

His monologue comparing himself to Peter the Great provides us with an interesting glimpse into his psyche. What we see there is very disturbing. His telling a youngster that “Russia knows no borders” shows us a very dangerous and evil man.

His physical health is probably much better than his mental health even if he is in a rapid physical decline.

[Pollard]

[PIF]

Any flight from Russia to Syria, however, would have to fly through the airspace of Turkey, a NATO member.

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author never looked at a map, obviously.