The Proekt website and the Telegram channel, Baza, also wrote that during the coronavirus pandemic, officials who met with Putin in person had to not only be quarantined for two weeks, but also have a stool analysis. .
On trips abroad Russian President Vladimir Putin accompanied by one Federal Protection Service Officer (FSO)who is in charge of collecting them feces and urine of the head of state, refers to his post French journalist Rezis Zante and Russian pro-journalism investigative journalist Mikhail Rubin on the Paris Match website.
Journalists found out that there is a “special” FSO bodyguard from 2019, from indirect sources in the Middle East, when Putin visited Saudi Arabia. Journalists claim that this practice of the collection had been adopted earlier, for example during the visit of the Russian president to France in May 2017.
Putin’s bodyguard, according to journalists, was tasked with collecting the president’s feces and urine. packs them and then sends them to Russia with a special suitcase. Journalists claim that this is done to hide information about Putin’s health condition.
The Proekt website recently discovered that during Putin’s visits to Sochi from 2016 to 2020, he was accompanied by a team of doctors from the Central Clinical Hospital, which is under the direction of the presidency. More often than the other doctors, he was visited by two otolaryngologists (Alexei Seglov and Igor Yessakov) 59 and 38 times each over a period of four years, and 35 times by a doctor-surgeon specializing in thyroid cancer.
In addition, according to the researchers, Putin underwent “either surgery or serious surgery, most likely in the area of ​​his back”, which is why in 2016 he was always accompanied by a physiotherapist and a team of neurosurgeons.
The Proekt website and the Telegram channel, Baza, also wrote that during the coronavirus pandemic, officials who met with Putin in person had to not only be quarantined for two weeks, but also have a stool analysis. .
Rumors that President Vladimir Putin is ill with cancer and that he has undergone surgery did not appear in the media this year. The Kremlin denies this information and claims that the Russian president is completely healthy.
However, in the spring of this year, the American director Oliver Stone, who had made a documentary in 2017 in four sequels about the Russian president, confirmed the information about Putin’s illness. During the filming of the documentary, Stone had repeatedly met with Putin. The American director, referring to the illness of the Russian president, had said that he “passed” an oncological disease. The American Newsweek magazine also wrote about Putin’s illness, citing official American sources.
