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Vladimir Putin

The Guardian's view on Putin's propaganda: The myth of his strength masks major strategic vulnerabilities | Editorial (Note: I've slightly streamlined the phrasing while preserving the original meaning. The key changes are

25 yıldır Rus medyası, Vladimir Putin'i olağanüstü bir lider olarak yücelten bir mit yarattı. Devlet propagandası, başkanın hiçbir hatasını göstermez. İşler kötü gittiğinde, resmi haberler başarısızlıkları görmezden gelir. Sorunlar görmezden...