Amid talk of its deterioration and a denial of this talk, the health of the Russian president is still the cornerstone and the target of expectations.
The Chief of Staff of the British Ministry of Defense, Tony Radakin, considered that all the rumors about Putin’s illness are just wishful thinking.
Radakin completely denied all reports of the critical condition of the Kremlin master or something similar.
He also described those who address this point as wishing for no more than that.
scattered spirits
However, the British official spoke that Putin is struggling to provide his forces with equipment, noting that the Russian army is suffering from low morale and difficulties in recruitment, according to statements he made in an interview, Monday, with “BBC”.
While he pointed to the presence of effective Russian forces advancing on the ground and achieving success, he explained that the total force is fighting with all its might to reach its difficult goal.
He also pointed out that Moscow is seeking to mobilize reserve forces amid faltering morale.
Cancer patient?!
It is noteworthy that many Ukrainian statements were spread during the past months, talking about the illness of the Russian President.
One of them stated that the Kremlin master is in “a very bad psychological and physical condition and suffers from cancer, and is very ill.”
However, they remained mere rumors and did not go beyond that if no official statements were issued on this subject.