The scripts for her flared up again Vladimir Putin’s health, after his appearance today in Red Square to celebrate Victory Day. As seen in a video posted by DailyMailthe Russian president he walks limping during the parade, while watching the show with a blanket on his feet.
The 69-year-old president when he left the podium of his speech and went to Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to lay a wreath, he seemed to be walking with a heavy step, as if trying to cover what he was limping.
However, according to the Daily Mail, during the parade, he was seen sitting with a heavy blanket on his knees, despite the fact that war veterans sat around him without having the corresponding “clothing”.
«Each incident alone would be fairly easy to dispute, but all together can not dispel the persistent rumors that Putin has health problems.“, Points out the article.
In fact, the first rumors that Putin had submitted in cancer surgery began two years ago, when Valery Solovei, a political analyst who harshly criticizes the Russian president, began spreading the rumor of cancer at the end of 2020. but also that he suffers from Parkinson’s.
These rumors were categorically denied by the Kremlin, with spokesman Dmitry Peshkov insisting that Putin’s state of health was «excellent» and any rumor to the contrary was “Absolute nonsense”.
However, scenarios for his health have intensified since the start of the war in Ukraine, with critics arguing that Putin does not look good on television and is noticeably swollen around his face.
Plans leaked from a meeting with the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenkoin the early stages of the war also seemed to show intense trembling in the arms and legs, which is a major symptom of Parkinson’s disease.
As Putin sat with Lukashenko, he was seen holding the arm of his chair – perhaps in an attempt to hide his trembling.
Then a new photo was released – this time grabbing the edge of a table – during a meeting with the Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu, a few weeks later.
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