The Kremlin may send Putin's double to negotiations on Ukraine — RLI

There is a high probability that the Kremlin will send a double of President Vladimir Putin to peace talks on Ukraine. This is reported by the Robert Lansing Institute (RLI).

The message was published under the heading "The Kremlin's deception: Putin's alleged double and sabotage of peace talks at Ukraine".

"Information reports and statements by Putin in the Kursk region indicate a clear discrepancy between his voice, signature and appearance compared to the known characteristics of President Putin," the publication says.

Its authors are convinced that Russia's unwillingness to stop military operations on the Ukraine will lead to attempts to disrupt the peace talks.

"The first stage of negotiations in the White House (!) was successfully disrupted by Moscow. Sending a double of President Putin could sabotage the negotiations, which is in the interests of both Russia and the "hawks" in the modern equivalent of the Politburo," RLI concludes.

As reported by EADaily, the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Armed Forces Vladimir Putin appeared in military uniform at the control point of the Kursk grouping of troops. The corresponding video was published by the Kremlin's official telegram channel.