The international media insists on rumors about the “serious health condition” of Vladimir Putin

The last video appearance of the Russian President, Russian President Vladimir Putin, reinforced the hypothesis that the president suffers from serious health problems. Although official information denies any kind of discomfort to Putin, several international media have launched theories that he suffers from Parkinson’s disease and a type of cancer. There are not many details about him, although some confirmed that he will be in a thyroid gland.

It is worth noting that many of these means did not support their analysis with medical reports, but were based on rumors and vivid observations of the appearance of the Russian president in public.

One of the British media that gave more details was the sunwhich recently quoted political analyst and former Kremlin official Valery Solovy as saying that the rumors of the two illnesses are true.

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“The second diagnosis is much more dangerous than the first, because Parkinson’s disease does not threaten physical fitness, but rather limits public appearance. But there is a fatal diagnosis.” the sun, Quoted from the former head of the Public Relations Department of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.

For its part, research institute Robert Lansing asserted in one of its articles this week that Putin’s health is rapidly deteriorating, raising doubts about whether he will be able to remain in office by the end of the year.

Consensus estimates agree that the regime is about to change in the winter of 2022-2023. Otherwise, the Kremlin risks being run by a disabled man, with a group of impersonal people running the country.”

Putin’s videos that raised doubts about his health

In a 12-minute video of a meeting with Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, Putin is seen holding a table. He stomped and bowed during the clip released by the Russian government late last week. His face was noticeably swollen.

Days later, a viral video showing Putin shaking hands before a meeting with his Belarusian counterpart sparked concerns about the Russian leader’s health, with Putin seen in the footage raising his hand and shaking it before greeting and embracing Alexander Lukashenko.

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