While the mystery continues to hover around the state of health of Vladimir Putin, the images of a recent displacement of the Russian leader would prove that the latter would not be in good shape and could indeed suffer from an illness.
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the state of health of Vladimir Poutine been the subject of many rumours. According to the weekly Newsweek this Friday, June 3, the Russian leader was operated on for a pancreatic cancer “at an advanced stage”. Indeed, his treatments would have started two years ago according to three “concordant sources”. One of them is also clear: “Everyone feels that the end is near”, she assures. In the meantime, experts around the world are analyzing every outing of Vladimir Putin to try to unravel the mystery.
Recently, the President of Russia met with the head of the Republic of Buryatia, Alexey Tsydenov. And during the video call between the two men, Vladimir Putin is appeared with a tired look, red eyes and “deep furrows”which could be new signs of illness, according to a body language expert relayed by the Mirror.
Vladimir Putin victim of anxiety?
“We can see a lowered chin, which indicates a drop in energy. The outline of his eyes appears reddened and there is a lack of energy in the expression of his eyes“said expert Judi James to the British daily. The latter also assures that the Russian leader may have seemed confused during his exchanges with Alexey Tsydenov. “At first, the notes are apparently upside down. He corrects this but begins to touch other sheets of paper and then puts them away in a methodical fashion which might suggest some level of inner anxiety.e.”
At the end of May, an FSB officer also confided that Vladimir Putin suffered from eye problems. For him, the head of state would even begin to lose his sight. “We are told he suffers from headaches and when he appears on television, he needs pieces of paper with everything written in big letters to read what he is going to say. They are so big that each page can only fit a few sentences. His eyesight is seriously deteriorating. And his limbs are now shaking uncontrollably.”, he said, assuring that there would be no “only two or three years to live” to the Russian President.
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According to the weekly Newsweek this Friday, June 3, the Russian leader would have been operated on for pancreatic cancer “at an advanced stage”
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In the meantime, experts around the world are analyzing every outing of Vladimir Putin to try to unravel the mystery.
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Recently, the President of Russia met with the head of the Republic of Buryatia, Alexey Tsydenov.
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And during the video call between the two men, Vladimir Putin appeared with a tired look, red eyes and “deep furrows”, which could be new signs of illness, according to a body language expert relayed by the Mirror.
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“We can see a drooping chin, which indicates a drop in energy. The outline of his eyes appears reddened and there is a lack of energy in his eye expression,” expert Judi James told the british daily
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The expert also assures that the Russian leader may have seemed confused during his exchanges with Alexey Tsydenov
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“At first the notes are seemingly upside down. He corrects that but starts touching other sheets of paper and then puts them away in a methodical fashion which might suggest some level of inner anxiety,” he said. she continued
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At the end of May, an FSB officer also confided that Vladimir Putin was suffering from eye problems. For him, the head of state would even begin to lose his sight.
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“His eyesight is seriously deteriorating. And his limbs are now shaking uncontrollably,” the FSB officer said.
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He also assured that he would only have “two or three years left to live” for the Russian president.