Putin cancer

Footage of the Russian president gripping the table during a recent meeting has added to speculation about his health.

A recent report by Russian investigative outlet The Project said the Russian president had been examined by a cancer doctor 35 times in the last few years. The claim about the Russian president was made on a Telegram social media channel purportedly run by a former Russian Foreign Intelligence Service lieutenant general, using the pseudonym "Viktor Mikhailovich." In a claim reported by the New York Post, the channel said Saturday that surgery might put Putin out for a short time, during which he will transfer control of the Russian government to the secretary of Russia's Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev.

The paper is basing its scoop on a video off the mysterious Telegram channel “General SVR” that claims the Russian leader is so sick he must designate a ...

The agency on Monday began a new push to promote its presence on a part of the internet accessible only through specialized tools that provide more anonymity. They came up through the ranks together,” he said of the former KGB spies. But the Russians remain logical.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to go for a surgery for abdominal cancer. Putin is expected to hand over the power temporarily to the current ...

Andnosis with Abdominal Canes is Terminal in One Year. Two at the most. What i see is parts of the buffering icon. He is also seen walking with a stiff leg as he goes to embrance Lukashenko. Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to go for a surgery for abdominal cancer. The speech also becomes slurred. In the video, Putin can be seen tightly gripping the table while talking to the minister. Nikolai Patrushev born in June, 1951 is a trusted guy of Putin. His connections with Putin go long back. Abdominal cancer occurs when the old or the damaged cells divide and multiply uncontrollably. On April 24, 2022, another video went viral where Putin was meeting Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. The meeting happened in February, 2022. That he suffers from Parkinson’s gained momentum when a video on social media of him meeting his defence minister Sergei Shoigu went viral. Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a black belt in Taekwondo. We have seen pictures of him "riding" a bear and posing shirtless. This cancer can be fatal if it is left untreated.

Russian president Vladimir Putin's deteriorating health due to a prolonged thyroid cancer (which Kremlin has always denied) may compel him to temporarily ...

It is his childhood and past experiences which served as the driving force behind the attack on Ukraine. Therefore, he has hurriedly appointed Security Council secretary Nikolai Patrushev, 70, to take charge of the country in his absence. There are also rumours that Putin is suffering from Parkinson’s disease.

A report by the Telegram channel "General SVR" alleges that Vladimir Putin is expected to temporarily hand over control of his government to ex-FSB chief ...

“Additionally, the president promised that if his health takes a turn for the worse, actual control of the country will temporarily pass into Patrushev’s hands.” The sickening “antler baths” are an alternative therapy in the Altai region of Russia, which borders Khazakstan and Mongolia. Putin has become so paranoid about his health, the outlet claimed, he has even turned to unconventional, and barbaric, therapies. He is no better than Vladimir Putin. Moreover, he is a more cunning, and I would say, more insidious person than Vladimir Putin. If he comes to power, Russians’ problems will only multiply.” “Patrushev is an outright villain. “Putin is unlikely to agree to hand over power for a longer period of time,” the narrator of the video states, adding that the control of the country will likely be in Patrushev’s hands for no more than two to three days.

A British media report citing a 'Kremlin insider' has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be forced to relinquish control of the Ukraine war ...

While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. A British media report citing a 'Kremlin insider' has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be forced to relinquish control of the Ukraine war for a few days while he prepares for cancer surgery. A British media report claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is due to undergo cancer treatment and will pass control to his hardline intelligence director.

The Biden administration says it has no information to indicate that Russian President Vladimir Putin will temporarily transfer power while receiving cancer ...

"Putin is unlikely to agree to hand over power for a longer period of time," the narrator of the video states, adding that Patrushev will not have power for more than two or three days. New concerns regarding Putin's health resurfaced after a video on April 21 showed him gripping a table during a meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Putin is claimed to have started bathing in the blood of deer antlers, a practice commonly used in the Altai region of Russia. The antlers had been taken off in the spring, when the horns are said to be "soft and full of blood," according to the report from the Russian outlet.

MIDDLETOWN – Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer and will be undergoing surgery during which time he will transfer power to one of his top.

Vladimir Putin is a war criminal,” he said. “If there is one person on this earth who I would wish a bad diagnosis on it’s Vladimir Putin. I think that it’s not something that we’re counting on that his own health would slow down this brutality he’s committing in Ukraine, but I’m not sorry to see it and if he ends up dying of cancer I won’t a tear. MIDDLETOWN – Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer and will be undergoing surgery during which time he will transfer power to one of his top

Vladimir Putin is scheduled to undergo a cancer operation and plans to hand over his power to ex-spy chief in the interim, according to a Kremlin insider.

“Doctors insist that he needs an operation, but the date has not yet been determined.” “What if, all of a sudden, Putin manifests particularly severe health problems?” he told the outlet. “We know very well that he has cancer, and Parkinson's disease, as we have said many times.”