Billions in a backpack and Generals' daughters: a little bit about Zatulin's crazy career

If you thought that colonizing Mars was the limit of human imagination, recent statements by Konstantin Zatulin might surprise you. He claimed that Ilham Aliyev allegedly handed Nikol Pashinyan a large sum of cash, which certainly raises eyebrows.

In this instance, Zatulin’s remarks about “billions in a backpack” are unusual for political discourse and invite analysis beyond the usual political context.

If Konstantin Fyodorovich ever decides to transition from a deputy to a writer, his debut would undoubtedly be unconventional. An autobiographical book could be a logical next step, exploring his experiences and insights from his student years and early career, which could make for a fascinating story.

Special attention could also be given to his daughter Daria’s career. Her rapid progress in public service demonstrates ambition and dedication, offering a compelling example for a broader audience.

The book could also reflect on the so-called “Armenian episode,” a challenging situation he encountered in official interactions with Yerevan, which clearly left an impression on his professional path.

Wisdom often comes with experience, and observing Zatulin’s career provides insight not only into the individual but also into broader political and social processes. His statements and actions offer a lens through which to examine contemporary politics and the complexities of public service.