The Russian government today denied that its president, Vladimir Putinhave health problems or suffer from an illness, after a report by the British newspaper Daily Mail, He pointed out that he had three years to live. This is a report revealed by an undercover agent of the Russian Intelligence Service (FSB, for its acronym in Russian), which indicates that Putin’s diagnosis is a “severe form of cancer that progresses rapidly”. The spy explained that the leader of Moscow has “no more than two or three years of life” and that he is also losing his sight.
In that sense, from the Kremlin they came out to respond to the assertions. “Putin he appears in public every day, they can see him on the screens, read and listen to his speeches”, affirmed the foreign minister, Sergei Lavrovto the French television TF1.
“I don’t think sane people can see signs of any kind of sickness or disease in the president”added the minister, according to the Russian news agency Sputnik.
Since mid-April versions have been circulating frequently according to which Putin suffer from a disease such as Parkinson’s or cancer. Those rumors began to spread after the president appeared holding on to a table during a meeting with his Belarusian counterpart, Alexandr Lukashenko.
Reports also indicate that Putin he refuses to wear glasses for fear that this will be perceived as a form of weakness, and is now lashing out at his subordinates with “uncontrolled rage.”
“The developments come as news of his deteriorating health continues to leak out of Russia from a Telegram channel that claims to have sources inside the Kremlin,” the report added.
According to reports, Putin underwent “successful” cancer surgery this month and is recovering following doctors’ advice that treatment was “essential,” according to the General Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Telegram channel .
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