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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
According to claims provided by Russian intelligence sources, even if the war between Russia and Ukraine does not cease, Russian President Vladimir Putin may have received a deadline from his physicians.
Putin, according to the Independent, is suffering from "rapidly advancing cancer," according to a Russian Federal Security Service official. He further said that Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is 69 years old, is suffering from headaches and that his eyesight is rapidly worsening.
This comes amid mounting evidence that Mr Putin's health is quickly worsening. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov rejected reports that President Putin was unwell on Sunday, stating there were no symptoms of illness.
The FSB employee provided the latest about Mr Putin's health in a message to former Russian agent Boris Karpichkov, who resides in the UK, according to the Independent.
"He has headaches, according to reports, and when he appears on television, he requires sheets of paper with everything written in large letters to read what he'll say. They're so large that each page can barely accommodate a few sentences. His vision is rapidly deteriorating "According to news.com.au, a portion of the message was revealed.
Mr Putin's limbs are "are now shaking uncontrollably," according to Metro and Express.
Mr Putin underwent surgery to drain fluid from his belly, according to an article published by Express earlier this month. The operation "went successfully and without issues," according to the report, which credited the information to Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Telegram channel General SVR.
In terms of politics, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Sochi last week. Putin was captured on camera uncomfortably rotating his feet when the two sat down for conversations even during the celebration.
According to claims provided by Russian intelligence sources, even if the war between Russia and Ukraine does not cease, Russian President Vladimir Putin may have received a deadline from his physicians.
Putin, according to the Independent, is suffering from "rapidly advancing cancer," according to...
According to claims provided by Russian intelligence sources, even if the war between Russia and Ukraine does not cease, Russian President Vladimir Putin may have received a deadline from his physicians.
Putin, according to the Independent, is suffering from "rapidly advancing cancer," according to a Russian Federal Security Service official. He further said that Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is 69 years old, is suffering from headaches and that his eyesight is rapidly worsening.
This comes amid mounting evidence that Mr Putin's health is quickly worsening. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov rejected reports that President Putin was unwell on Sunday, stating there were no symptoms of illness.
The FSB employee provided the latest about Mr Putin's health in a message to former Russian agent Boris Karpichkov, who resides in the UK, according to the Independent.
"He has headaches, according to reports, and when he appears on television, he requires sheets of paper with everything written in large letters to read what he'll say. They're so large that each page can barely accommodate a few sentences. His vision is rapidly deteriorating "According to news.com.au, a portion of the message was revealed.
Mr Putin's limbs are "are now shaking uncontrollably," according to Metro and Express.
Mr Putin underwent surgery to drain fluid from his belly, according to an article published by Express earlier this month. The operation "went successfully and without issues," according to the report, which credited the information to Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Telegram channel General SVR.
In terms of politics, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Sochi last week. Putin was captured on camera uncomfortably rotating his feet when the two sat down for conversations even during the celebration.
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