Denis has tried to offer an explanation for the delay. Denis explained that the helicopter engines were previously manufactured in Ukraine and are now being arranged to be manufactured in St. Petersburg, Russia. He immediately glared at him and said, “It’s too late… too late. Speed up the work,” Putin said angrily.
When Minister Denis tried to give some more explanations, Putin interrupted, “I know that no agreement is ready yet. When will the contracts be signed? Everyone should understand the seriousness of this problem. Everything should be done in a month. Do you not understand the situation we are in?” That is hot.
Putin is said to have done so because of the need to present himself as a tough and approachable leader in a war-torn environment. On January 11, the same day as the video conference, Putin replaced the commander-in-chief of the military in Ukraine. Putin has appointed Army Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimo to head the war in Ukraine.
Similarly, within days of the start of the war in Ukraine, reports surfaced that Putin insulted Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, causing the defense minister to suffer a heart attack. After that, there was no news about it. Now, there are reports in the media that the spokesperson of the presidential palace has denied the news that Putin is angry with the senior minister Denis.