What's wrong with Putin..!? Is top Treatment going on..!?
Reports say that Russian President Vladimir Putin is being treated for
cancer and Parkinson's disease. New speculations about the
health of Russian President Vladimir Putin are gaining strength. He was seen constantly moving his feet oddly during a meeting with
belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. As a result, some on
social media mocked Putin's moves. Others have suggested he may be suffering from Parkinson's disease or cancer. Despite the speculation, the Kremlin has dismissed concerns about Putin's
health and said he is in good health.
Meanwhile, the 70-year-old Russian president is reportedly set to undergo a new treatment in early March. Citing an earlier report by the Russian Telegram channel General SVR, The Mirror reported that Putin had serious medical problems, including cancer. Over the weekend, Putin underwent another medical examination. The latest treatment did not yield the expected results. Based on these results, a new treatment may take place on
march 5. This may affect President Putin's plans and decisions in the coming days, the Mirror report said. There are speculations that he might be suffering from Parkinson's and cancer. That is why he always travels with a team of doctors, according to several
media reports. Putin is reportedly struggling with depression and using a 'bubble tube'. Putin has completely isolated himself during the Corona pandemic. He avoided going near other world leaders at summits attended by world nations. Due to this, his
health problems were not visible at that time.
Some have questioned Vladimir Putin's mental
health as he spent two years in self-isolation to protect himself from Covid-19. This suspicion intensified after
russia launched a
war on Ukraine. Many viewed Russia's attack on
ukraine as irrational. In July 2022, CIA
director William Burns said there was no evidence that Putin was unwell. Burns' statement comes as a reminder amid mounting unconfirmed
media reports about Putin's health.