Vladmir Putin ’s cronies have created a macho aftershave that smells like a fighter jet.
Rostec, Russia’s state-owned defense giant, was founded by President Putin to produce the fragrance, Checkmate.
The fragrance has been released to promote the group’s fifth-generation Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate warplane, tipped to hit the skies in 2023.
Rostec spokesmen said: “Checkmate fighter jet-scented perfume created in Russia. The notes of the fragrance combine the scents of glass, natural leather and metals used in the construction of the fuselage, engines and cockpit of the aircraft.”
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One person made fun of social media by saying: “What are scents of glass? That sounds like asbestos.”
It is happening amid rising tensions among NATO countries and Russia.
According to reports, the nation has begun to build troops at the Ukrainian border, provoking fears of an invasion.
Putin, the Russian strongman, stated last month that Russia has nuclear missiles capable of reaching hypersonic speeds. “on alert”The US is capable of destroying large cities.
The Russian leader, speaking at a Moscow energy forum, said that his “intercontinental”Weapons can travel five times faster that those made in America.
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He was proud to boast: “This is not just a hypersonic, this is an intercontinental missile.
“This is a far more dangerous weapon than what you just mentioned. They are already on alert for Russia.”
Thankfully, he went on to say that nobody was under direct threat from these super nukes for now, and that other countries are rapidly trying to catch up with the Russian technology.
He continued: “It is nothing new. This is what high-tech armies all over the globe will have in the near future.
“We do not abuse this, we do not threaten anyone.”
The Pentagon recently announced that the US had tested and created a missile capable at speeds greater than five times sound.
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