Grossi is on a visit to Moscow to discuss the situation around the ZNPP with Putin.
Russian terrorist President Vladimir Putin met with the head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, who arrived in Moscow on October 11. During the talks, the head of the Kremlin was very nervous and constantly twisted the microphone in his hands, which almost caused him to twist it.
This can be seen in the video from the meeting between Putin and Grossi, distributed by the Russian media.
On Tuesday, October 11, the head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, arrived in Moscow on a scheduled visit. The general director met with the Russian “fuhrer” to discuss the situation around the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which was seized by the occupiers. As seen in the video from the meeting, the head of the Kremlin, whether because of nerves, or perhaps because of Parkinson's disease, he constantly twisted the microphone in his hands, talking with the head of the IAEA. In addition, during the negotiations, Putin almost did not look into the eyes of the CEO when he spoke about the Ukrainian nuclear power plant.
Putin probably turned the microphone on purpose, because Parkinson's disease caused his limbs to tremor at rest. Therefore, to hide the trembling of his hands, he deliberately touched the device. As neurologist Alexandra Schebet explains, when a person with Parkinson's disease grabs objects, he physically strains his muscles and with such an effort of will this tremor can still be contained.< /p>
It is worth noting that Russian President Putin, appearing in public, tries not to show his weakness, but his body betrays his health problems. Previously, the media wrote many times that Putin may have Parkinson's disease or other neurological disorders.
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