The media regularly write about Putin’s illnesses.
In May, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the rumors spread about Putin’s illness in the press “disinformation” / screenshot of the video
CIA director William Burns says disease rumors are not true Vladimir Putin.
He writes about it in Twitter CBS News correspondent Olivia Gazis, quoting Burns’ speech at the Aspen Security Forum.
“There are a lot of rumors about President Putin’s health, and as far as we can tell, he’s too healthy,” Burns says, adding that his comments are not intelligence commentary.
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The media write regularly about Putin’s illnessesreferring either to Western intelligence data or to sources in the circles of the Russian president.
At present, there is no evidence that Putin’s health is really not all right.
In May, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov calling the spread rumors “disinformation” in the press, assuring that the head of the Kremlin feels well: “I don’t think that sane people can see signs of some kind of illness or indisposition in this person. I leave it on the conscience of those who spread such rumors despite everyday opportunities to make sure who and what he looks like.
