Putin has repeatedly appeared in public with shaking hands and strange sitting postures, and it is speculated that he may have Parkinson’s disease or other serious diseases.Photo: Flip through the official website of the Kremlin
Russia’s aggression once morest Ukraine has been condemned by the world, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who initiated the war, has become the focus of global attention. A foreign media recently claimed to have obtained an outflow audio file. In an 11-minute conversation, an oligarch with close ties to the Kremlin mentioned Putin “suffering from blood cancer and very ill” without knowing it was recorded. He accused Putin of destroying the economies of Russia, Ukraine and other countries, and even lamented: “A madman can turn the world upside down.”
According to the “Daily Star” report, “New Lines” magazine headquartered in Washington, D.C., USA mentioned in a report on the 12th titled “Is Putin Sick, or Even Dying?” Lines” obtained a leaked audio file of an oligarch with close ties to the Kremlin, which is believed to have been recorded by a Western venture capitalist without prior consent in mid-March. The oligarch revealed that Putin was “severely ill with blood cancer,” but did not elaborate further.
“New Lines” admitted that the magazine might not independently confirm the cancer claim, because Putin’s medical records are notoriously difficult to obtain, but this recording is from an oligarch related to the Russian government, and the oligarch has made no secret of it The oligarch criticized Putin for “destroying the economies of Russia, Ukraine and many other countries” and scolded: “The problem is with him. One madman can turn the world upside down.”
“New Lines” pointed out that the identity and voice of the oligarch are easy to identify, and the magazine has decided not to disclose the name or sensitive details of the oligarch, but the oligarch lives outside Russia and has a huge net worth. The list of the top 200 richest people in Russia published by Forbes magazine in 2021. In the 11-minute audio clip, the oligarch focused on the impact of economic isolation in Russia and the impact of sanctions in Europe and the United States on personal investment, in large part by asking Western venture capitalists how to protect themselves.
Putin has been suspected of having tremors in his hands and strange sitting postures in public many times before. It is speculated that he may have Parkinson’s disease or other serious diseases. When he participated in the “Victory Day” commemoration on the 9th, he was caught by foreign media walking for a while. After turning a corner, he was photographed covering his knees with a thick blanket to keep warm while sitting on a chair at the military parade, which once once more raised suspicions regarding Putin’s physical condition. However, the Kremlin has never confirmed any rumors of Putin’s deteriorating health.
