Increasingly releasing doubles: Putin suffers side effects of treatment

The media announced that Putin is undergoing another treatment. They say that's why he became “locked in, silent and deeply preoccupied.”

The media referred to a telegram channel that allegedly follows Putin and has connections with his entourage and security guards.

There were rumors in Russia that 70-year-old Putin has cancer, an early stage of Parkinson's disease and other illnesses, including schizoaffective disorder.

Putin is undergoing treatment with drugs that, in addition to the therapeutic effect, cause weakness, dizziness, lack of appetite, which does not have the best effect on his psycho-emotional state, the “insiders” said.

They say, therefore, the Russian dictator has become silent and almost does not receive anyone personally, while appearing “deeply troubled in recent days.” Therefore, Putin is going to take a risk if he does not go all-in, “raising the stakes to a critical level.”

The channel also reports that Putin is afraid of any infection, even one that is easily treated.

He has a very weakened immune system. He is weakened by aggressive treatment, a drug that he has to take. The dynamics are negative and his environment knows about it. This is no longer hidden, the message says.

Putin was last seen in person on Friday, January 13, at a funeral in Ufa. He reduced direct participation in negotiations, meetings and meetings to a minimum, almost completely switching to the format of video communication and telephone communication.

The telegram channel claims that a “double”, and not the real Putin, allegedly participated in the trip to Ufa on Friday. And that he comes to rare meetings and events more often than Putin himself. Note that the veracity of these words cannot be verified.

Soon, the understudy will appear more often in the role of president. The president's health tends to deteriorate, writes the channel's author.

You should not count on Putin's quick death

• The media attribute a whole “bunch” of diseases to Putin – from Parkinson's to prostate cancer and pancreas. Some refer to sources close to Putin, while others draw such conclusions from the picture – not a single speech by a dictator is complete without a cough. And often, the dictator often holds his hands on the edge of the table during his speeches, probably to hide the tremor of his hands.
• Back in May, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense, Kirill Budanov, said that Putin was really seriously ill with cancer, however, that he will die “today or tomorrow” is not to be hoped for.