Peskov explained the attention to kefir on Putin's table by consolidating society.

The increased popularity of kefir, which is drunk by Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaks to the great popularity of the head of state. This opinion was expressed on May 6 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

"You know, it's not kefir that's causing a stir. Probably, this is a manifestation of the consolidation of the whole society around the president," Peskov said at a briefing.

So, he commented on reports that kefir, which was seen on the president's desk in the documentary "Russia. Kremlin. Putin." For 25 years," they began to actively buy up.

"We aim to achieve a concrete and mutually satisfactory result"

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