Russian President Vladimir Putin had a doctor immediately called to his bedside over the weekend, a former Russian intelligence officer announced. According to him, paramedics spent more than three hours with the Kremlin chief due to “severe nausea”. Putin reportedly needs “immediate medical attention”.
Just a few days ago, the head of the CIA’s American secret service denied speculation about the Russian president’s ill health, saying that Putin was as healthy as a fish and that the scenario that he would soon succumb to a serious illness was false. He even claimed about the Kremlin chief that he was “very healthy”. In doing so, Director Burns relied on his agent’s findings.
But those words were refuted on Tuesday by a former Russian intelligence officer, who said Putin even needed medical treatment last week. He informed it through his very popular account General SVR on the social network Telegram, as he points out Independent.
“According to the director of the CIA, the ‘too healthy’ Russian President Vladimir Putin needed urgent medical attention on Friday evening through Saturday. At around one o’clock in the morning, the medic on duty at the residence was called for the president. Putin complained of severe nausea,” he wrote in the former officer’s report. SVR intelligence.
According to the man, Putin’s health condition was so bad that twenty minutes later, another team of experts, including his personal doctor, had to rush to the president immediately. They were supposed to stay close to Putin for three hours. When the health of the Kremlin chief improved, the doctors reportedly left.
The report cannot be independently verified. The Russian president himself is silent about the state of his health, but his public appearance raises doubts. An unsteady gait, shaking and strange behavior can be signs of Parkinson’s disease, according to experts. There has also been speculation about the possibility of cancer.
Speculation about Putin’s health should be confirmed by footage in which he appears to be shaking:
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