“Consensus estimates agree that the regime is about to change in the winter of 2022/2023. Otherwise, the Kremlin risks being run by a disabled man, with a depersonalized group of people running the country.” The textual statement is from a report by the Robert Lansing Research Institute. According to the sources consulted in the report, there are serious doubts that the person responsible for the invasion of Ukraine that has the world on edge can remain in office by the end of this year.
in a recent video, where a collaborator informs him of the news from the front, Putin, while giving his instructions to the camera, takes the table firmly with one of his hands. Several international media and various analysts assured that it was an action with a specific purpose: to hide advanced Parkinson’s from global public opinion, which would prevent him from keeping his arm still.
“Putin has Parkinson’s disease and here you can see him gripping the table so his shaking hand isn’t visible, but he can’t stop his foot from hitting,” he warned the media in his country former Conservative MP Louise Mensch, referring to the video in question.
Some of the last recorded images of Putin took place during the Orthodox Easter Mass. There he was seen unsteady, with a constant movement of his lips and shoulders. Unlike the cold and calm imprint with which he always handled himself in public presentations, he was very restless and moved his shoulders to both sides. The direction of the cameras of the same government made it clear that something was not right, since they made several shots of a short time, which ended abruptly with the increase of what seemed to be involuntary movements.
One of the former Kremlin officials who say Putin might even be dying is Valery Solovei, who served as head of the Public Relations Department at the Moscow Institute of International Relations. In a publication of the British The Sun, the Russian pointed out that Putin, in addition to Parkinson’s, would have cancer. “The second diagnosis is much, much more dangerous than the first, since Parkinson’s does not threaten physical fitness, but rather limits public appearances. But there is a fatal diagnosis.”
Recently, Republican Senator Marco Rubio pointed out that the Russian president has serious health problems and regretted not being able to share alleged information that would be in his possession. “I wish I could share more, but for now I can say that it is quite obvious to many that something is wrong with Putin. He has always been a killer, but his problem now is different and significant. It would be a mistake to assume that this Putin would react in the same way that he would have five years ago”, stated last month.
It should be noted that the conservative legislator is one of the high-ranking members of the United States Senate Intelligence Committee, so he has permanently classified information.