Putin seen limping as he makes surprise visit to annexed Crimea a day after ICC issued arrest warrant for him (video)

Russian chief , Vladimir Putin, 70, was seen limping as he made a shock go to to Crimea, the annexed territory of Ukraine on Saturday, March 18.

It was the primary time the Russian robust man had been seen publicly after the Worldwide Legal Courtroom points an arrest warrant for him on Friday.

Putin was seen with Mikhail Razvozhayev, governor of occupied Sevastopol, surrounded by six cumbersome bodyguards who wore bullet proof jackets.

Putin seemed to be in discomfort when he walked in distinction to earlier appearances this week in Moscow and Siberian metropolis Ulan-Ude.

Putin was within the metropolis to mark the ninth anniversary of Russia’s unlawful annexation of Crimea.
 

‘Our President Vladimir Putin is aware of how one can shock in a great way,’ mentioned the governor.

‘Vladimir Vladimirovich got here himself, driving.

‘As a result of on such a historic day, the president is all the time with Sevastopol and Sevastopol residents. Our nation has an unimaginable chief.’

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#BREAKING Putin go to annexed Crimea, a day after the ICC issued an arrest warrant in opposition to him, for marking the ninth yr to its annexation from #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/v0REgTmVxp

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Vladimir Putin is seen for first time since being issued with an arrest warrant by the ICC.

The Russian president visited an artwork faculty and a kids’s centre in Crimea to mark the anniversary of the area’s annexation from Ukraine.

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