Since the start of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, speculation on the health of Vladimir Putin has multiplied. The media reports that the Russian president is suffering from cancer or Parkinson’s disease. Recordings with Putin are subjected to detailed analysis, and observers notice uncontrollable tremors in his limbs, as well as problems with movement. The media also pay attention to the appearance of the Russian leader at meetings, e.g. his face is swollen. It may indicate the use of steroids or even Botox due to its vanity.

Peskov on Putin’s health: think for yourself

On Monday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov gave an interview to a correspondent for the American channel NBC News. He denied there was anything wrong with Vladimir Putin. – I can assure you that yesterday afternoon, I’m sure, he (Putin – editor’s note) played hockey. We are talking about yesterday, so think about his health for yourself – explained Peskov.

When an NBC News reporter asked a Kremlin spokesperson to respond to rumors about Putin’s illness, Peskov replied that they were ridiculous. He pointed out that the Russian president gave a lengthy speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum last week, which should dispel speculation about his poor health. “Just think about whether a man in poor health would be capable of this,” he argued.

Sergei Lavrov expressed himself in the same way on this subject. At the end of May The Russian Foreign Minister gave an interview to French private television TF1. – President Vladimir Putin appears in public every day. You can watch him on screens, read and listen to his speeches. I don’t think sane people can see any signs of illness in him. I leave this question to the conscience of people who spread such rumors despite the daily opportunities to make sure who looks like – said Lavrov.

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