Awkward Video of Vladimir Putin Bringing Boisterous Dog to an Important Meeting Has SA Giving Him the Side Eye

Awkward Video of Vladimir Putin Bringing Boisterous Dog to an Important Meeting Has SA Giving Him the Side Eye

  • A video of Russian President Vladimir Putin arriving at an important meeting with his loud fur-baby caused a stir online
  • In the video shared by popular user @AdvoBarryRoux on Twitter, the Russian president can be seen walking in with his boisterous pup intimidating two Japanese journalists
  • The frightened Asian men simply stood frozen, smiling awkwardly and Saffas shared their interesting views on the awkward clip

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Online users were left in a cringe after a video of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin arriving at an important state meeting with his feisty dog which caused quite the commotion with its loud barking.

The video was shared by SA online user @AdvoBarryRoux on Twitter and shows Putin walking in with his loud and intimidating fur-baby. Two Asian officials can be seen smiling uncomfortably in the room as Putin walks with the boisterous pup towards them.

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Vladimir Putin plays with his Yume prior to an interview with Nippon TV Network Corp's Takayuki Kasuya and Yomiuri Shimbun's Mizoguchi Takeshi. Image: ALEXEY DRUZHININ/AFP via Getty Images
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He proceeds to brush his dog and feed it treats as he greets the officials standing still presumably, so as to not aggravate the dog which can be heard barking repeatedly throughout the clip.

While the eye-brow-raising clip is awkward and a tad uncomfortable to watch, according to CNN, the two Asians were Japanese journalists which he granted an interview ahead of his official trip to Japan to meet with President Shinzo Abe back in 2016.

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According to reports this was after Japan gifted the dog to Putin four years prior as a thank you for Russia's help after the massive earthquake and tsunami that crippled Japan in 2011.

Mzansi online users, however, were not having it! Many shared that the clip was not only awkward but shared that it was inappropriate for Putin to intimidate the two men the way he did.

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@mohlenyoni63 said:

“I would walk out, someone bringing a dog to an important meeting.”

@DjukaMatauri replied:

“You walk out the dog fetches you.”

@Uncle_Tumz wrote:

“Japanese officials gave this dog to Putin a while back, he is just showing them how it’s doing.”

@StevenJ81279168 commented:

“This is rude mara yaz.”

@Sankie_Sankie reacted:

“This incident took place on 15 December 2016. That dog was gifted to Putin by the Japanese for helping them out during tsunami disasters. Those two guys are journalists. They asked to see the dog.

@nthabisengmang6 responded:

"This is soo awkward plus those two ba bona isishibo.”

@CheeksMnguni said:

“He was showing the Japanese delegation how they're now a puppet of the west.”

Funny image of Vladimir Putin pointing to ‘Durban’ on map has SA sharing jokes about the power of Zuma

Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that South African social media users can't get enough of an image of Russian President Vladimir Putin pointing to what seems to be Durban on a map. @Life_After_18 shared the funny pic on Twitter and netizens are proving that Trevor Noah is not the only funny person to come out of SA.

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The image in question displays Putin and two other people seated in an aeroplane as they look at a map of Africa. Putin's index finger seems to be right where Durban is situated while the man next to him points his pen around the same area.

While the picture may be a very good photoshop, the hilarious comments shared by South Africans regarding Durban are sure to bring a smile to your face.

Source: Briefly News

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za

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