For several months, the media have been reporting a deterioration in the health Vladimir Poutine. Journalists, often referring to intelligence data, pointed to, among other things, for Parkinson’s disease or cancer. This information is not officially confirmed by the Kremlin, saying that the Russian president is in good shape.

Russia. Vladimir Putin had to pass out after a videoconference. He needed “urgent medical attention”

On the General SVR channel, which is supposedly run by a former Russian service agent and for which a person nicknamed Viktor Mikhjłowicz must be responsible, there was information about Vladimir’s bad mood Cheese fries. The Russian president would have felt bad after an hour and a half of teleconferences with the army.

According to the channel’s reports, Vladimir Poutine he was about to pass out the moment he got up from the table. Politician He had severe dizziness and was unable to stand on his own. According to the author of the entry, the 69-year-old president Russia he needed “urgent medical attention”.

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The Kremlin has canceled Putin’s upcoming conference. It is unclear whether talks with citizens will take place

Doctors assigned to Putin’s health have barred him from participating in lengthy public appearances. This concerned eg. live teleconference with Russian citizens. “Perhaps if Putin’s health can be stabilized, the ‘hot line’ will come in August. The poor health of the Russian president has recently become increasingly difficult to hide” – writes General SVR on Telegram.

Putin delays the phone marathon with the Russians. “I want to avoid questions about the war”

“Direct Line with Vladimir Putin” is a program broadcast since 2004, the purpose of which is to allow citizens from all over Russia to address questions to the Head of State. In previous years, these lectures lasted about four hours.

This year, the event was scheduled for mid-June, but on Thursday, June 9, it was announced that the meet had been postponed indefinitely. Initially, it was thought that this decision was related to the fact that the Kremlin wanted to avoid questions about war in Ukraine.