Putin dances the Austrian bride at her wedding!!!!

Far from the protocols of politics and politicians, President Putin of Russia enjoys a likable, light-hearted personality, loved by his many fans everywhere, as he sings, jokes with the public, and dances, but it is the first time that he kidnaps a bride from her groom to dance Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl at her wedding Which he attended, Saturday, at an invitation that critics said would weaken the West's position against Moscow.

Putin arrived in a car carrying a bouquet of flowers, accompanied by a Russian singing group, to participate in the celebration, and is scheduled to go to Germany later to meet Chancellor Angela Merkel near Berlin.

Minister Kneissl, 53, appeared in several photos, smiling, in a long white dress, and talking to Putin as they danced at the party, which was held in the southern Austrian region of Styria, while Putin was listening intently.

The minister married entrepreneur Wolfgang Meilinger.

Putin's invitation surprised many in Vienna and Moscow, especially at this time, which is witnessing a dispute between the European Union and Russia over its annexation of the Crimea and other issues.

There were no reports before that Kneissl was a close friend of Putin, but her appointment to the position came by the far-right Freedom Party, which maintains relations with the Russian United Russia party according to a cooperation agreement between them.

The Freedom Party leader and Austrian Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache expressed support for Russia and called for sanctions to be lifted.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and the country's dominant conservatives on the country's foreign policy said Austria's position would remain in line with the direction of the European Union while noting Austria's historical neutrality and its warm relations with Russia. Curtis was present at the wedding.

Congratulating the foreign minister on her wedding, Strach, who joined Austria's ruling coalition last year, on Saturday hailed Kneissl's "bridge-building" success.

He added that international media coverage of Putin's visit was an invaluable promotion of Austria and its "wonderful nature" hospitable.

Austria did not follow the example of other European Union countries that expelled Russian diplomats after Britain accused the Kremlin of involvement in the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in Britain. Moscow denied the accusation.

Putin visited Austria in June, his first visit to a Western country after being re-elected as Russia's president.