Синьор Помидор переходит в атаку

June 30, 2026 The Russian internet reacts to the fuel crisis and new comparisons between Putin and the dictator Salazar. Discussions include widespread criticism of the Kremlin after the gasoline shortage, the renaming of Putin and the army to circumvent censorship, parallels with Salazar's final months, Putin's isolation from reality, erroneous statements about "Stary Oskol," and the overall impression of his public speeches. (0:00) — Mass criticism of Putin begins in Russia (0:09) — Discontent emerged after the disappearance of gasoline (0:20) — Without fuel, electricity, and gas, complaints became louder (0:38) — Even Z-war correspondents are starting to raise questions (1:00) — Putin is called "Senor Salazar" (1:24) — The war is already being called stupid and senseless (1:47) — The army is being called "Laos," bypassing censorship (2:02) — The story of the last months of dictator Salazar (2:22) — Salazar was given a separate picture of reality (2:48) — Putin is also receiving filtered reports (3:10) — Erroneous statements about Stary Oskol (3:30) — Putin's speech seems out of touch with reality (3:55) — A parallel with newspapers for Salazar (4:23) — Putin relies on prompts and prepared texts (4:48) — The Stary Oskol confusion (5:15) — Russians didn't elect such a leader