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“Someone got involved”: Putin’s inner circle begins to drink too much and sabotage work - media

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is concerned about the problem of alcohol abuse among his “close circle” and the top leadership of Russia, which has become especially aggravated since February 2022.

Meduza writes that, according to two sources from the presidential administration, Putin began to pay special attention to the problem of alcohol abuse, because against the backdrop of the war against Ukraine, Russian officials began to drink such drinks much more often. In particular, the President of Russia is particularly concerned about the condition of some people from his “close circle.”

“People have been relieving stress since February. Ministers, their deputies, even some deputy prime ministers, employees of the presidential administration and the Security Council, some heads of state corporations, governors,” the source said.

According to one of the interlocutors of the publication, the main reason for the “stress” is the damage caused to Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine, including sanctions: “Sit down on a glass. Someone got involved.”

However, two sources claim that Russia’s problems at the front do not affect the attitude of officials to alcohol, because they have their own problems and their own war there.

The President of Russia, according to Meduza, began to worry about alcohol abuse, as discipline began to suffer among top Russian leaders and officials: “Someone disappears before an important measure, someone slurred and confused reports. This is seen by the general public.

According to the publication’s sources, Putin is not going to dismiss the guilty yet.

Recall, according to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz after negotiations with the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin has not changed his position on Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.


Source: PRM

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