🚨The Times: Trump believes that Putin has gone insane — and he is not alone in this
Trump surprised even his critics: recently he stated that Putin has "gone insane".
Mark Bennetts (The Times), this opinion is shared by other influential politicians and experts.
Even at the beginning of the invasion, Rubio (U.S. Secretary of State) expressed that "something is wrong with Putin." He hinted at possible neurological issues.
Former Kremlin advisor Gleb Pavlovsky: "Such obsession with Ukraine has never been seen in Putin before. He reacts not to reality, but to images in his head."
Former Putin speechwriter Abbas Gallyamov: "Arguments no longer matter to him. He wants to see Ukrainian cities in flames and their children in tears. This is not the rational Putin; this is a man who has lost control."
The Times: since the beginning of the coronavirus, Putin has effectively isolated himself in his residence outside Moscow. He could only be accessed after a two-week quarantine.
The dictator's closest circle has become convinced conspiracy theorists who believe in the most absurd conspiracy theories.
If Trump has started to talk about Putin's madness, it means the crack between the Kremlin and its implicit allies is becoming too noticeable to ignore.
