While much of While much of the coverage surrounded the controversy of Tucker himself, we will focus on what we know best: the watches present at the meeting in the Kremlin. Like we aim to do at W. At face value, this subtle gesture could have several meanings. In an interview that lasted over two hours, it was clear that Putin was very generous with his time and it could be a conscious signal that he was in no hurry to end the interview.
In general, people only take off watches in their home as the risk of leaving a watch behind is a mistake you only make once. Putin is in a position of power; he's in control in his home. Whether this was a calculated move or a subconscious habit, we can only speculate, but these are exactly the type of questions analysts ask. We have seen Putin take off his watch and place it on the table in the exact same manner as recently as October Putin Health Issues: After removing the watch, Putin vigorously rubbed his wrist for a few seconds.
This could be a regular habit of his, but it could also be a potential indicator of health issues. That said, there are some indications of deteriorating health, stiff or painful wrists are among them and could be a symptom of a plethora of medical issues, including carpal tunnel syndrome and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Misinformation is false or inaccurate informationβgetting the facts wrong.
Disinformation is false information which is deliberately intended to misleadβintentionally misstating the facts. Putin's body double? Past videos of Putin and his watch have caused some to question whether the Kremlin uses a body double in public appearances.
In one video he appears uncomfortable wearing a watch on his right wrist, and in another video he appears to glance down at his left wrist to check the time, presumably looking at the place the body double normally wears his watch. This narrative has been promoted by those close to Kiev, amplified on social media, and even picked up by some Western news outlets.
