The dictator spoke about killer whales attacking polar bears during a student meeting
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin used a fabricated story about Arctic killer whales to explain the reasons for the war against Ukraine. This statement was made during a meeting with students and faculty at the Moscow Pedagogical State University. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing the Telegram channel of Crimean Wind.
The Russian dictator voiced an atypical narrative during an event dedicated to the Day of Knowledge. According to his version, the reasons for the invasion of Ukraine can be compared to the behavior of killer whales, which allegedly mass-exterminate polar bears in the Arctic.
Using such metaphors became another attempt to justify Russian aggression in the eyes of youth and academic staff. The false story about marine mammals sparked a wave of ironic reactions on the internet.
Social media users immediately responded to the Kremlin leader’s words by creating numerous memes. They mocked the absurdity of the example, which lacks any biological foundation.
Illustrative photo: RBC-Україна
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