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As he enters what could be his final year as president of Russia, Vladimir Putin is reportedly receiving cancer treatment from Western doctors.
Valery Solovey, a Russian historian and political analyst, claims that Putin, the Kremlin, and his regime have been subjected to a number of sanctions, and that the 70-year-old leader is purportedly being kept alive by Western cancer treatments.
Solovey told Ukrainian media, “Without this [foreign] treatment, he would have never been in public life in the Russian Federation.”
Solovey stated, “He uses the most advanced treatments, including targeted therapy, which Russia cannot deliver.”
Solovey claims on the Ukrainian YouTube channel Odesa Film Studio that he is “confident” that Putin is receiving specialized therapy unavailable in Russia.
Solovey continued, “I would suggest that the treatment has been too effective.” They have treated him far too generously.
Solovey asserted that even with the assistance of Western medicine, “the end is already in sight, even according to the physicians who are curating this treatment, because no pharmaceutical can be endlessly effective.”
Since Russia’s unjustified invasion of Ukraine in February, persistent allegations of Putin’s deteriorating health have circulated. Putin is reportedly battling pancreatic cancer and Parkinson’s disease.
As the war enters its tenth month, rumors that the Russian leader’s health is gravely deteriorating have intensified.
“I can confirm he has been diagnosed with early-stage Parkinson’s disease, but it’s already progressing,” a security services source allegedly stated in leaked emails regarding the Russian strongman’s worsening health.
This truth would be suppressed and concealed in every manner imaginable, the person reportedly added.
The Kremlin has denied that the Russian leader, who likes to create a strong image, suffers from any diseases.
The Russian strongman reportedly tumbled down five steps at his residence earlier this month, landed on his tailbone, and defecated himself. Even though his security crew raced to his side, the impact of the fall reportedly prompted him to defecate involuntarily, a claim that the Kremlin later refuted.