What is the responsibility of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? In part, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “toxic masculinity” – a statement that caused the ironic administration of the Kremlin and clear approval from other world leaders, according to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. and.
If Putin was a woman, he’s obviously not, but if he were, I don’t think he’s embarked on a macho war of aggression and violence like he does now, “Johnson said. Told. The German broadcaster ZDF adds: [Putin] I’m doing it in Ukraine. “
Russia counterattacked yesterday. “During his lifetime, the old Freud would have dreamed of such a study,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told RIA Novosti, the Russian state news agency. He referred to Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud, who founded psychoanalysis and had some controversial theories about masculinity.
Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon asked about Johnson’s comments on British television shows Good Morning BritainShe said she “abnormally probably agrees” with his comment on women in politics.
Ms. Sturgeon called Putin a “war criminal” and continued, “If there are more women in leadership positions, the world will be a better place.”
“I think it’s important that we don’t generalize,” she said. “Women make mistakes, men make mistakes, but I think women tend to bring more common sense, emotional intelligence and a rational approach.”
Johnson’s comment was shortly after he and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joked about being shirtless to threaten Putin with “our companions” during the opening of the Group of Seven Summit in Germany. I came to.
According to experts, Putin’s image of tough guys has played a central role in building Russia’s reputation on the world stage as an influential authoritarian.
Since the early days of his presidency, Russian leaders have often been snapped into a series of conducting poses, including shirtless on horseback.
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