Putin jokingly urged to believe only him

Russian President Vladimir Putin jokingly advised not to trust anyone but him. He made such a statement at a press conference following his visit to Kyrgyzstan.

The journalists reminded Putin of his words about the problems being solved in the Russian army related to the provision of the military. At the same time, they noted, military commissars and volunteers continue to receive reports from fighters about the lack of uniforms and medical equipment. The journalist asked who can be trusted in such a situation: the reports of the Ministry of Defense or the military.

“You can’t trust anyone, only I can,” ironically answered Putin.

Russian leader addedthat the work of the Russian military department is “quite transparent.” According to him, the information presented objectively in the daily reports of the ministry.

At the end of November, during a meeting with mothers of servicemen, Putin also declaredthat nothing can be trusted on the internet. According to him, today a large number of fakes are circulating on the network, and information is a “weapon”.

The day before, on December 8, the Russian president noted that fakes and information stuffing should not interfere with the fulfillment of duty by the Russian military during the special operation. “All the nonsense of the information confrontation, information stuffing, all sorts of fakes should stay away. We must not interfere with our duty to our people,” emphasized Putin.