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I have this from a Czech newspaper site that quotes British newspapers and intelligence sources. Couldn't find an existing thread.
Putin may have been dead for weeks, he may have a doppelganger, MI6 agents speculate
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be weeks or months dead, and a doppelgänger may be speaking for him in public. According to the media, sources from the British secret service MI6 speculate about this, according to which the Russians would probably have kept Putin's death a secret for a long time. It's another in a series of media speculations, others of which claim that Putin is seriously ill and being treated for cancer.
Putin's recent appearances were very likely pre-recorded, the Daily Mirror reported. It was speculated that the president's doppelgänger may have been at the Victory Day parade earlier this month.
There is a growing rumor that the Russian president's health has been deteriorating in recent months, his face looks bloated, and observers are asking whether the sixty-nine-year-old president can have leukemia, for example.
Senior MI6 chiefs say the Russian president was recently seriously ill, but that his eventual death would be concealed by the Kremlin.
"Putin is very ill, and when he dies, his death will be covered up for weeks, if not months," a secret service source told the server. "There is also the possibility that he is already dead," he added. At the same time, he pointed out that such information cannot be ascertained now.
Cancer or dementia?
Putin's health has been the subject of widespread speculation around the world and at home in recent weeks, with unproven rumors spreading that he could have Parkinson's disease, blood or thyroid cancer, or dementia. Some predict that the war will soon end.
In April, for example, footage of a meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu raised doubts about the health of the Russian head of state. Putin convulsively clutched the table during the negotiations and hunched unnaturally.
It has long been speculated that cancer is behind his deteriorating health. In addition, a recording obtained by the American magazine New Line has recently attracted attention. An unnamed Russian oligarch claims that "Putin is very sick with blood cancer."
The banned media outlet Project Meda, on the other hand, thinks it's thyroid cancer. It said that "Putin is now accompanied by a large team of doctors, including a surgeon specializing in exactly this type of cancer." However, the Kremlin has denied all claims.
In the past, Putin's long negotiating tables provoked derisive reactions, allowing him to maintain a distance of sometimes up to six meters from his partners during meetings. According to some, this proves that Putin can also suffer from psychological problems, anxiety or paranoia.
Source: https://www.idnes.cz/zpravy/zahrani...a-valka-invaze.A220529_145029_zahranicni_remy
Putin may have been dead for weeks, he may have a doppelganger, MI6 agents speculate
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be weeks or months dead, and a doppelgänger may be speaking for him in public. According to the media, sources from the British secret service MI6 speculate about this, according to which the Russians would probably have kept Putin's death a secret for a long time. It's another in a series of media speculations, others of which claim that Putin is seriously ill and being treated for cancer.
Putin's recent appearances were very likely pre-recorded, the Daily Mirror reported. It was speculated that the president's doppelgänger may have been at the Victory Day parade earlier this month.
There is a growing rumor that the Russian president's health has been deteriorating in recent months, his face looks bloated, and observers are asking whether the sixty-nine-year-old president can have leukemia, for example.
Senior MI6 chiefs say the Russian president was recently seriously ill, but that his eventual death would be concealed by the Kremlin.
"Putin is very ill, and when he dies, his death will be covered up for weeks, if not months," a secret service source told the server. "There is also the possibility that he is already dead," he added. At the same time, he pointed out that such information cannot be ascertained now.
Cancer or dementia?
Putin's health has been the subject of widespread speculation around the world and at home in recent weeks, with unproven rumors spreading that he could have Parkinson's disease, blood or thyroid cancer, or dementia. Some predict that the war will soon end.
In April, for example, footage of a meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu raised doubts about the health of the Russian head of state. Putin convulsively clutched the table during the negotiations and hunched unnaturally.
It has long been speculated that cancer is behind his deteriorating health. In addition, a recording obtained by the American magazine New Line has recently attracted attention. An unnamed Russian oligarch claims that "Putin is very sick with blood cancer."
The banned media outlet Project Meda, on the other hand, thinks it's thyroid cancer. It said that "Putin is now accompanied by a large team of doctors, including a surgeon specializing in exactly this type of cancer." However, the Kremlin has denied all claims.
In the past, Putin's long negotiating tables provoked derisive reactions, allowing him to maintain a distance of sometimes up to six meters from his partners during meetings. According to some, this proves that Putin can also suffer from psychological problems, anxiety or paranoia.
Source: https://www.idnes.cz/zpravy/zahrani...a-valka-invaze.A220529_145029_zahranicni_remy
