"Ready to die with Putin": Steven Seagal talks about the letter he sent to the dictator and calls Ukrainians "Nazis"
Hollywood actor and director Steven Seagal, who actively supports the terrorist regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin and has been granted Russian citizenship, has released a propaganda documentary in which he talks about a letter he sent to the dictator at the beginning of a full-scale war. He said he was ready to give his life for the Kremlin leader.
According to Russian media, in a personal message, the director expressed support for the dictator's activities. In Putin's new film, which was shown only to Russians, he openly calls Ukrainians "Nazis."
Seagal has long been friends with Putin
"I was in the Middle East teaching martial arts to some people. And I heard that a special operation had started between Russia and Ukraine. The next day, I wrote a letter and made sure that it was very likely to reach the Russian president," the actor said in the film.
Steven Seagal fully supports Putin's bloody regime. In the propaganda film, the director loudly stated what he would do for the Kremlin leader.
"I will stand by my president, I will fight by my president, and if necessary, I will die with my president," the Putinist said.
Steven Seagal made a propaganda film
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The shooting of the propaganda documentary took place in the temporarily occupied territories. Seagal arrived at a penal colony in the village of Olenivka, Donetsk region, where he spoke rudely to Ukrainians, calling them "Nazis."
As a reminder, in 2016, the Hollywood actor received Russian citizenship. Since then, he has been constantly speaking publicly about his love for Russia. The propagandist confidently stated that he would never give up his passport of the aggressor country, even though after the start of the full-scale invasion, he began to face Russophobia.
On March 14, 2023, Segal attended the founding congress of the International Movement of Russophiles in Moscow, where he gave a speech during which he said that he considered himself "a million percent Russian."
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