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>A Russian entrepreneur who offered a $1 million bounty for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin says he posted the reward because he wants to solidif
by Zuider 5y ago
>A Russian entrepreneur who offered a $1 million bounty for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin says he posted the reward because he wants to solidify Putin’s public image as a war criminal.
It should be made clear that, unlike Senator Lindsey Graham's controversial call for the assassination of Vladimir Putin, this is not a call for an assassination, but a political gesture to portray Vladimir Putin as a criminal.