Putin, a coward and a villain

 

Alik Bakhshi

Putin, a coward and a villain

 

 

Putin is like a maniac in his revenge against all enemies of his empire. This time, an assassin sent by him shot and killed Zelimkhan Khangoshvili, a Georgian citizen, in central Berlin. He was fighting on the side of the Republic of Ichkeria against the Russian army. The German government suspects that, as with the Skripal case in the UK (1), this was a contract killing. The killer fired two shots to the back and one to the head, then attempted to escape but was caught. He turned out to be a 49-year-old Russian citizen. The victim's brother, Zurab, said that FSB officers had attacked Zelimkhan twice before in Georgia, but that time he escaped with only a wound. The Georgian authorities did not take the investigation seriously, forcing Zelimkhan to flee to Germany. However, the maniac Putin nevertheless carried out his vengeful plan, following through on his promise to "kill" the Chechens who dared to liberate their homeland from colonial dependence. (2)

 

Behind the walls of the Kremlin lurks a true criminal, using terrorist methods to eliminate those he dislikes. For him, neither international borders, nor established international order, nor signed treaties or obligations exist—he is Satan in human form. It's no wonder the Yakut shaman Gabyshev launched a campaign against Moscow to exorcise the demon from the Kremlin. Putin was so terrified by the prospect of the shaman appearing on Red Square that he hastily dispatched a detachment of 40 armed oprichniki to Buryatia to apprehend the daredevil. What sane leader would fear a peaceful, unarmed, lone beggar who dreams of depriving him of power through prayer? It seems Putin truly is Satan, if he fears a man of God.

However, another possibility is possible: Putin, in deciding the fate of the shaman Gabyshev, wants to immortalize himself by repeating the famous act of Pontius Pilate, who executed the man who said that among human vices, one of the most important is cowardice. Only a coward could act as Putin did.

 

1. Empire of Lies, or How the Skripals Broke Putin's Principles. https://alikbahshi.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-empire-of-lies-or-how-skripals.html

2. Chechnya and the Road to Power, or the Revival of an Empire According to Putin.  https://alikbahshi.blogspot.com/2026/04/chechnya-and-road-to-power-or-revival.html

 

September 25, 2019