Seagal emerged from Putin’s shadow and appeared in Dubai. He fought a fight “to the death”

The famous action actor’s connections with the Russian despot and Alexander Lukashenko have been known for years, and Seagal even called the former “brother” years ago. For years, he defended Vladimir Putin’s actions, considering him a real tough guy and an experienced politician. However, he disappeared from the media for some time after the March congress of the International Russophile Movement, in which he confessed his love for Russia. You will find more interesting texts on the home page.

They got it right. Both express admiration for Putin

Now, however, Seagal has come out of hiding and, together with George Galloway, appeared at the private zoo, Fame Park, owned by the local billionaire, Saif Belhasa. However, there were more fans of the Russian tyrant than just the retired actor, because the British politician also never hid his admiration.

At one time, he criticized Alexei Navalny’s supporters in his social media and blamed the West for his fate and hosted his program in the propaganda Russia Today, for which he was called “Putin’s clown” and his “apologist” in the British media and political circles. In the past, he expressed also support for Saddam Hussein and Bashar Al-Assad, and the list of his controversial statements in the public space is quite extensive. They put together quite a team.

From hugs to fights to the death. Undefeated legrys

The men posed for photos and videos surrounded by many wild animals, including: holding a sloth, feeding a small lion cub and a bear, or cozying up to a huge python. “For dessert” they faced a legrys (a cross between a lion and a tiger) in a tug-of-war. They were separated only by a solid metal grate, which was probably a good thing for the guests of the facility.

Legrys gave them no chance, and Seagal and Galloway ended up with their bodies pressed against the cage. The “cherry on the cake” was their photo with a sign saying “we lost”. For the good of everyone, they could stay there so as not to spread Russia’s shameful rhetoric further into the world.