Covers the world's media with Putin





Continuing the theme.

Were cover glorifying Russia and Putin on Yap, but the overall picture is not laid out. Some covers have bayans but for the full picture needed.
The reaction is very interesting.

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Covers the world's media with Putin



On the cover of the latest issue of the Polish magazine Newsweek - Vladimir Putin in a straitjacket titled "Evil Empire."

"If the world does not keep Putin now, a minute may be too late».

Covers the world's media with Putin

On the first page of yesterday's issue of one of the most famous German magazine, Der Spiegel - Putin surrounded by Merkel, Cameron and Obama, who seems to ask: "Pyro. Who can stop Putin? ».

Covers the world's media with Putin

Already known and the cover of the American magazine Time, the latest issue of which has already been announced for March 17. Russian President retouched in a bloody panel entitled "Putin's adventure."

"The Russian leader seems to hold all the cards in the Crimea. But until now, I did not win ».

Covers the world's media with Putin

Saturday's room leading Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza: «Putin. The Soviet people go to counterattack. " And the subtitle - "Russia is not Putin».

Covers the world's media with Putin

American magazine The Economist depicted on its cover collage: Map of Ukraine on the face of the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. "Stolen Kremlin", - reads the title of the publication.

Covers the world's media with Putin

Number of British newspaper The Sun, March 3. Reporters tried fairly, playing idioms. Under the heading "The West in the new Cold War" should be similar to the following:

"Come here and get if the EU thinks you're so cool." In this case, «EU» is translated as the European Union, but it also sounds like the pronoun "you" (Come on and get, if you think that is so cool & quot;).

The British also had hidden pun signed to a picture of Putin - «Russian Bare ... Putin». Direct translation - "naked Russian ... Putin," but it sounds just like the expression "Russian Bear Putin ...» («Russian Bear ... Putin»).

Covers the world's media with Putin

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