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TrendingPhotosenglish2569432 Putin walks with so much of swagger? 1/7Russian President Vladimir Putin is undoubtedly one of the most influential political leaders across the globe today. Putin, a former KGB intelligence officer, has made headlines ever since he launched the full-scale military invasion of Ukraine, for the international sanctions that followed and reports about his failing health. Putin’s bold actions, his pursuit of the Ukraine war, and his growing alienation by the West have made the world more curious about everything he does. Unusual pattern to the way Putin walks2/7Besides other things, a strange pattern has been noticed in the way this Russian leader walks. If we look closely, President Putin’s right arm is always locked while he’s walking. It remains completely straight in its place while the left arm swings freely. Is Putin having any health disorder?3/7However, the doctors have found no other symptoms of this disease in Putin, such as tremor, rigidity or poor coordination. On the contrary, Putin is known for having “excellent motor skills” as a judo black belt, weight lifter and swimmer, and his handwriting is fast and signature tremble-free.Putin walks with a gunslinger’s gait4/7After a close analysis, the researchers have probably found the real reason why the Russian President walks with a curious “gunslinger’s gait.” According to them, Putin's asymmetrical arm swing is unlikely to be the result of disease, but more probably “a behavioural adaptation resulting from intense military or intelligence training.’’ Putin's training with KGB5/7What further establishes this theory is Putin’s intense weapons training he received while part of the Soviet KGB - where he rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel before the Soviet Union broke up.What Does the KGB training mamual says?6/7The KGB manual describes the perfect way how a KGB officer should walk, in order to handle weapons at any time. According to the KGB manual, its operatives are instructed to keep their weapon in their right hand close to their chest and to move forward with one side, usually the left, presumably allowing subjects to draw the gun as quickly as possible when confronted with an enemy.Putin - An

By Isabel van Brugen is a Newsweek Reporter based in Kuala Lumpur. Her focus is reporting on the Russia-Ukraine war. Isabel joined Newsweek in 2021 and had previously worked with news outlets including the Daily Express, The Times, Harper's BAZAAR, and Grazia. She has an M.A. in Newspaper Journalism at City, University of London, and a B.A. in Russian language at Queen Mary, University of London. Languages: English, RussianYou can get in touch with Isabel by emailing i.vanbrugen@newsweek.com or by following her on X @isabelvanbrugenNews Reporter The conspiracy theory that Vladimir Putin uses body doubles resurfaced on Tuesday after a video appeared to show the Russian president forgetting on which wrist he wears his watch."Putin forgot he wears his watch on his right hand. Or that isn't Putin? What's going on?" Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs, wrote on X, formerly Twitter. He shared the video that shows Putin during a meeting of the Council for Strategic Development and National Projects on Tuesday. The Russian leader appears to be attempting to look at the time on his watch, but confuses his left hand with his right.Putin has been quoted by state media as saying that he wears his watches on his right hand, not because he is left-handed, but out of habit. The Russian president said in 2008 that he likes dangling his watch on his wrist, and the "crown" of the watch, if worn on his left hand, rubs. "It hurts," Putin added.Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting of the Council for Strategic Development and National Projects via video link in Moscow, on August 22, 2023. The unsubstantiated conspiracy theory that the Russian leader uses body doubles resurfaced...MIKHAIL KLIMENTYEV/POOL/AFP/Getty Images "With 'Putin's' appearances at the same time in different places, evident differences in movements, & now

Thanks Bigboss 12/19/2016 Reply They will conform to the g5 clothing no problem. They are made using the G5 Base. Cheers. jack_20110504232806842 12/6/2016 Reply I purchased Holy Night Animals a couple of years back. I recently purchased a new computer and now have no way of reinstalling it. If you have a record of that purchase are you able to resend the link? If not, oh well. Thanks Bigboss 12/7/2016 Reply Good morning, I sent you a link to a Gift for the Pack. Cheers. dvande 12/3/2016 Reply The Animal Kingdom Tiger comes with 2 walk motions. Tiger_Limp, and Tiger_Walk. However, both of these motions are identical and are indeed the Limp motion. No normal walk motions comes in the package as advertised. The walk motion has a bad limp, so can't be used as a walk. Similar is true with the Animal Kingdom Leopard (I purchased through the Marketplace). Though it does not supply a Leopard_Limp motion, the Leopard_Walk motion has a bad limp, so can't be used as a walk. Bigboss 12/11/2016 Reply I did check, and unfortunately, they are not packaged wrong. The Walk motions appear to limp in latest iClone and I am not sure how they were originally but I see that I use the same motions for all cats and since the proportion of the leg bones is different from one Cat to the other, some look better than others. I would have to redo all the motions to remove the limping and these are very old files. I will put them in my to-do but I have many immediate commitments to complete first. :( dvande 12/11/2016 Reply Bigboss: I would prefer to just have the right motions for them. I assume they were just packaged wrong. Can you check and see Please? dvande

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is very keen that everyone see everything happening in Russia as absolutely normal. As boring, even.In numerous events on Wednesday and Thursday, Putin attempted to assure that last week’s coup attempt by Yevgeny Prigozhin is a distant and fleeting memory. Putin wants the Russian people and anyone else watching, which is a lot of people, to know that his authority and confidence remain undiminished. Broadcasting that message, Putin left Moscow for a trip to the Russian Republic of Dagestan. Bordering Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Caspian Sea, Dagestan is a heavily Muslim area that Putin apparently wants to turn into a tourism hot spot.SUPREME COURT BANS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN RULING AGAINST RACE-CONSCIOUS COLLEGE ADMISSIONSIn turn, Putin met with leaders of a local mosque and various tourism officials. Putin then relied on his trusty VGTRK state media sidekick Pavel Zarubin to show him in a variety of exciting excursions. These included Putin making a girl’s “dream” come true by taking a selfie with her. Zarubin, who has an odd tendency to pretend he’s hiding from Putin until Putin arrives somewhere, also posted a video of the president’s motorcade arriving at the impressive 6th-century Naryn-Kala fort. Moving from the past to the future, on Thursday, Putin saw what it’s like to play computer games and drew a strange face on a whiteboard.There’s a serious undertone to this otherwise frivolous series of public events.The selfie, for example, came as Putin met crowds for the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. Putin is notoriously health-conscious but evidently now believes he must show a more public-facing persona. It’s an indication of the Russian leader’s concern that the public might lose their high approval ratings for, and associated confidence in, him (although new polls suggest that the coup attempt has had very limited impact so far).CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERThe challenge for Putin is that his Russian Rubicon has been crossed and crossed without obvious riposte. Prigozhin may or may not (I strongly suspect not) have left the political scene for good. But others will see how close the Wagner Group chief came to reaching Moscow and forcing a bloody showdown. Russian leaders, especially KGB men like Putin, fear that revolutions are always lurking. Putin’s narrative before last week was that a coup attempt was implausible or, at the very least, would be