A video making the rounds on social media furthers the claim that Russian President Vladimir Putin uses body doubles — including on a recent visit to war-torn Ukraine.
A new viral video is adding fuel to conspiracy theories that Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is deploying doppelgangers for risky public outings — including on the ground in war-torn Ukraine.
“One of the Putins has straight wrinkles on his face, the other has small and interrupted [wrinkles],” the video claims. “This is impossible even if he had botox injections.”Gerashenchenko floated the idea Viral video making the rounds on social media claims Russian President Vladimir Putin deploys look-alikes during public appearances, including a recent visit to Ukraine.Gerashechenko, an advisor to the internal affairs minister in the war-torn country, highlighted differences in the neck and chin area in men identified as Putin.
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