Putin's tardiness: who and how long the head of Russia forced himself to wait
Russian President Vladimir Putin is known for his delays; the leaders of many states have to wait for him: the US president, the German chancellor, and even the Pope.
15 December, the Russian leader was late for a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on 2 hours 40 minutes, but, according to infographics, compiled editionCurrently,", It could be worse.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel waited the longest for Putin, who was late for 2014 hours 4 minutes to meet with 15 in the year.
The second and third positions went to the former President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, who in 2012 waited for the head of Russia for 4 hours, as well as to the former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko - in 2009, Putin was 3 hours late for a meeting with her; he kept US Secretary of State John Kerry (in 2009) and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (2013) waiting for the same period of time.
US President Barack Obama had to wait for Putin for 2012 minutes in the 40 year. The late Russian leader also managed to meet with the Pope (50 minutes in the 2015 year) and to receive Elizabeth II (14 minutes in the 2003 year).
Users of social networks even calculated that, on average, the head of Russia is late for 78 minutes.
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