Noodles hanged on ear while watching Russian President Putin’s war speech, now action will be taken

Russian Lawmaker Noodles: One year has passed since the war between Russia and Ukraine started. The fight between the two countries started on 24 February 2022. At the same time, on the completion of one year, Russian President Vladimir Putin was addressing the country. During this, Communist Party’s Russian MP Mikhail Abdalkin was listening to President Putin’s speech by putting noodles in his ears in the style of making fun of his speech. Its video has also gone viral. This matter is being investigated.

mocked Putin

To hang noodles on the ears is a Russian idiom, meaning to mislead or mislead. Abdalkin made it clear with this gesture that Putin is lying about the war and misleading others. In the caption of the viral video, he mocked Putin and wrote that I fully support him. I agree with everything. Great speech. I haven’t heard anything like this in 23 years. This is a pleasant surprise.

Mikhail Abdalkin, deputy of Samara council (Russia), listened to Putin’s address with noodles on his ears.

“Hang noodles on ears” – idiom meaning to mislead or fool a person. “Don’t hang noodles on my ears!” – means don’t fool me, don’t lie to me. pic.twitter.com/UfKyqN8gWs

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) February 23, 2023

Russia cannot be defeated on the battlefield

According to the report of The Independent, party spokesman Alexander Yushchenko said that he would look into the MP’s stunt and would not leave it without investigation. Another Russian lawmaker, Alexander Khinshtein, complained that the video was unusual. This is a strange thing. He also demanded action against Abdalkin.

In a major war speech days before the first anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, Putin blamed the West for starting the war and said Russia used force to stop it. Russian President Putin said in the speech that Western countries cannot accept the fact that Russia cannot be defeated on the battlefield.

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