Power in Russia is weakening, – Chalenko assessed Putin’s capabilities

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The other day, the information space erupted with news about the “death” of Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is still unknown in what condition and where the real Putin is, but this stuffing caused a lot of noise.

The topic of Putin's death is too hyperbolic. The head of the Center for Analysis and Strategy, Igor Chalenko, told Channel 24 about this, noting that if the Kremlin dictator really dies, many simply will not believe it.

“During the transit, the authorities will use doubles. Of course, we need to further group ourselves, but the fact that the authorities in Russia are weakening is obvious,” Chalenko emphasized.

What threat does his age and health pose to Putin: watch the video

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According to the head of the Center for Analysis and Strategy, the entourage of the president of an enemy country is constantly testing whether it is the real Putin or a double. Whether Putin is alive or not still remains a mystery, but his age and state of health create many problems for the head of the Kremlin.

Recently, there have been more and more meetings in absentia, where Putin sits in front of a monitor. The president of a terrorist country communicates less and less even with the top leadership of the state, and this indicates that he is afraid to show weakness. After all, then everyone immediately starts talking about a successor. For example, Mikhail Mishustin or the son of Nikolai Patrushev, who is now involved in the agricultural sector in the Russian Cabinet of Ministers.

This is the biggest problem of a dictator. He hasn't been muscular for a long time. Putin is just an old 71-year-old grandfather who finds it difficult to continue governing the country. I absolutely believe he has doppelgangers for certain events. Because he himself cannot cover everything as is necessary for the president,” Chalenko said.

The Russian president is gradually becoming weaker and no longer responsible for who should rule such a huge country. For Putin, his age poses a danger, because a clause in the constitution of a terrorist country may come into force to remove the president from power due to health reasons. Therefore, the Russian dictator hides his condition as much as possible.

What is known about Putin's “death”

• On the evening of October 22, Russian telegram channels began to actively disseminate “news” about Putin’s “sudden cardiac arrest.” They wrote online that doctors “heroically” resuscitated the dictator and instantly restarted his heart. Note that the dubious information was not confirmed by so-called official Russian sources.
• However, a few days later, the Russians were shown a conference call with the participation of a person similar to Putin.
• The story of the “death” of the dictator did not end there. Russian political scientist and video blogger Valery Solovey again began to tell a tale about the next “death” of Putin.