The Western press has recently taken to writing regarding the “illness of Russian President Vladimir Putin.” Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was forced to answer a question regarding this in an interview on French television (these days a British tabloid published an article regarding Putin’s allegedly poor condition, citing some intelligence sources). Lavrov’s answer was simple: those who see the speeches and the appearance of the head of state in public, of course, will not see any signs of “illness.”
We have collected photos of the president in recent weeks, which fully confirm the words of Lavrov. The schedule of meetings and events of Vladimir Putin is becoming more and more intense. For example, only on May 25 did he introduce the new minister to the board of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, visit the wounded Russian military in the hospital and hold the State Council Presidium, at which it was announced that pensions, the minimum wage and the living wage would be increased by 10% from June 1.
But since the beginning of the special operation in Ukraine, Putin has certainly changed. It seems that he works almost 24 hours a day, which remains behind the scenes. We publish footage of the President of Russia at public events.
