Vladimir Putin in the Oceanarium on the Russky island (2015). Photo: WikiCommons.

Class B actor Steven Seagal gives off an aura of evil. I have chatted with him at various galas, and always felt dirty afterwards. His presence seems to embody the sinister forces he publicly supports.

New York, N.Y. Steven Seagal, the grade B American action star with a long-standing alliance with Vladimir Putin, once again played the role of the Russian president’s mouthpiece during a recent ceremony. Recently, Seagal was awarded the Order of Friendship by Putin at the Kremlin in Moscow for his significant contributions to “international cultural and humanitarian cooperation.”

During the ceremony, Seagal took the opportunity to echo Putin’s narrative about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. In a video circulating on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, the “Under Siege” star read a series of controversial statements from his phone, making various claims about Ukraine, which has been under Russian military aggression since early 2022.

Seagal accused Ukraine of being involved in “human trafficking, organ trafficking, narco trafficking, child sex trafficking, biochemical warfare labs, fascism, and Nazism,” asserting that despite these allegations, Russia still sought to treat Ukrainians as “brothers.”

He further warned that the conflict could escalate into “World War 3,” condemning the United States and other Western nations for their support of Ukraine. According to Seagal, the current war is a battle “between good and evil,” financed by the West and involving the entire world.

Seagal’s speech also criticized the international media, describing it as a “monster of fake press” that misguides the public, and called for global unity against such influences.

This event is not Seagal’s first public display of support for Putin. In 2016, Putin personally handed Seagal a Russian passport, leading to the actor’s five-year ban from Ukraine.

In 2018, Seagal was appointed as a special representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry to oversee Russian-American humanitarian ties. Most recently, Seagal attended Putin’s inauguration for his fifth term in office earlier this month.

Personally, I have met Greg Abbott, governor of Texas, and he is a charming man—nothing like you would think he is from reading his policies. I have read that the Nazi generals could be very charming as well.

Class B actor Steven Seagal, on the other hand, gives off an aura of evil. I have chatted with him at various galas, and always felt dirty afterwards. His presence seems to embody the sinister forces he publicly supports.

Seagal’s vocal support for Putin and his rhetoric regarding Ukraine highlight the actor’s unwavering allegiance to the Russian president, despite widespread international condemnation of Russia’s actions. His aura of evil aligns disturbingly well with the malevolent agendas he champions.

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