Vladimir Putin's Health Deteriorates as Doctors Claim Russian President Complains Numb Tongue, Blurred Vision

The new development occurs when numerous rumors circulate about Russian President Vladimir Putin's deteriorating health.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's health reportedly got worse
Doctors ordered Putin to take medication and rest
Putin is "high on speed" during important meetings

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin experienced "severe head pain." He also encountered a sensation loss in his right arm and limb.

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, several reports have surfaced concerning Vladimir Putin's health. However, rumors are rampant this time that Putin has impaired vision and a numbed tongue.

Vladimir Putin's Health Deteriorates

According to the General SVR Telegram channel, Putin recently experienced severe discomfort in his cranium. Per Mint, he also encountered a sensation loss in his right arm and limb.

A "council of physicians" subsequently administered first aid and ordered Putin to take medication and rest for several days. The Telegram channel claims to have inside information from the Kremlin, has repeatedly claimed that Putin has cancer and that his medications impair his decision-making ability.

According to the General SVR, the precipitous decline in the Russian President's health has made those closest to him anxious. Putin's habit of tightly grasping workstations and making bizarre twitching movements with his feet fueled widespread rumors that his health was deteriorating.

However, the Kremlin and his ministers insist he is healthy. A former Russian intelligence officer recently revealed that Putin's hospital visits follow a pattern. Gleb Karakulov, a service officer for the federal guard, stated that the Russian President receives "annual medical examinations" at the Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow, typically in "late summer or early fall."

The channel has regularly asserted that Putin is terminally ailing with cancer and that his condition and medications influence his decisions during the conflict in Ukraine. Later, he allegedly suffered from migraines once more, Mirror reported. Putin's untimely demise will place them all on the precipice of the unknown, or more precisely, on the edge of survival. According to the report, "none of them even had a rough plan of action in this instance."

Putin Has Cancer, Parkinson's Disease?

Last year, he was photographed at the Russian Federal Medical and Biological Agency in Moscow, where he observed an open cerebral surgery. A week ago, it was alleged that Vladimir Putin's health has "deteriorated" and that he has stopped eating due to excruciating stomach symptoms.

The 70-year-old despot is rumored to be combating various health issues, with his frequently bloated appearance and quivering feet fueling rumors. Previously, explosive intelligence documents released to The Sun corroborated that the dictator has pancreatic cancer and early-stage Parkinson's disease.

It is now believed that the Russian leader has endured a health setback. Since the beginning of the conflict, the Telegram channel General SVR - which claims to be supplied information by a Kremlin insider - has been disseminating unverified information.

Political analyst Valery Solovey claimed that Putin is "high on speed" during important meetings. According to him, the President is being treated for cancer and neurological issues by Israeli and Chinese physicians.

Solovey, whose previous claims about the Kremlin leader's poor health were refuted, asserts that the dictator has resorted to "extremely potent stimulants" due to a significant weight loss. Previously, General SVR asserted that Putin's new treatment could provoke him to lash out.

It was also reported that the panicked dictator had classified explosive information indicating he had been treated for cancer. According to a former CIA director, despite his reported health problems, Putin is a walking corpse and could be eliminated to end the conflict in Ukraine.

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