Putin has a severe form of cancer/Radio Liberty
The head of the Kremlin is likely suffering from a severe form of rapidly progressing cancer. According to a Russian intelligence source, doctors gave Vladimir Putin a maximum of three years to live.
This was reported by a source in Russian intelligence. One FSB officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the 69-year-old Russian president has no more than two or three years to live.
The disease means Putin is also losing his sight and his limbs trembling uncontrollably.
We are told that he suffers from headaches, and when he appears on television, he needs pieces of paper with everything written in capital letters to read what he is about to say. They are so large that any page can only fit a couple of sentences. His eyesight is seriously deteriorating,” said one of the FSB officers.
Putin looks sick
Last week, Putin met with President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko in Sochi. The cameras showed the Russian president awkwardly twisting his legs to sit down.
Putin's unhealthy appearance was also noticed when he met with Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoig. Then the head of the Kremlin had a swollen face and hands tightly clasped around the table top.
Rumors about the poor health of the Russian dictator became even more aggravated after the May 9 parade in Moscow. The fact is that during the “victory conversation” he looked frail and uncertain, and also sat with a blanket thrown over his legs.
Pay attention!And recently, the Office of the President said that they have information that an ambulance was called for Vladimir Putin. Evil to the Kremlin dictator became in the middle of the night. The adviser to the head of the President's Office explained that help was called right to the bedside of the head of Russia. However, Aleksey Arestovich specified that even without this information, one can look at Putin and notice how he looks.
What other experts say about this
Earlier, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, said that Putin has several serious illnesses, one of which is cancer. According to him, intelligence has accurate information that Putin is in an extremely poor psycho-emotional and physiological state.
Similar information was provided by a Russian oligarch close to the Kremlin. He said that Putin had blood cancer, and added that the Russian president was showing symptoms of insanity.
Investigative journalist Khristo Grozev also talked about Putin's illness. At his disposal was a recording of a conversation between a Russian oligarch who believes that the death of Putin is much better than the continuation of the war against Ukraine.
