Would Putin save Erdogan or Poroshenko from drowning?

[Bleipriester]

Western media outlets bitterly weep that Putin did not reply to all of the three million questions he received for Direct Line with Vladimir Putin, an annual broadcasting in which the President of the Russian Federation answered citizens´ questions for four hours this year, during which he answered 80 questions.

Well, a twelve year old girl asked him if he would save Erdogan or Poroshenko from drowning.
Putin replied:
"We always offer the hand of friendship. But when somebody made the decision to drown, nobody can help him."

 

[Stratford57]

During the live broadcast that lasted 3 hours and 40 minutes, the President answered 80 questions out of the over 3 million that were received. And yes, Putin does it EVERY YEAR to find out what bothers his citizens.

Interesting thing about Crimea: after Ukraine cancelled trains to Crimea through its territory (which is the shortest way to Crimea), Russia started building a huge bridge to Crimea to help the people to get to Crimea and back.

Nikolai Dolgachev: We are now on Tuzla Island in the Republic of Crimea, where the construction site of the Kerch Strait Bridge is located. This mammoth structure is already taking a shape. It will be the longest and largest bridge in Russia, 19 kilometres. Construction works are taking place at eight contemporaneous locations, including by sea, the Kerch Peninsula, the Taman Peninsula and Tuzla. All these locations will eventually be incorporated into a single transit passage and Crimea will be connected to the mainland, a much-anticipated moment for all the Crimean people.

All the questions and Putin’s answers available at:
Direct Line with Vladimir Putin

As for Erdogan and Poroshenko, I think the quicker they both drown the better for the people of their countries. I would only help them to do so.