“On the night of Tuesday, May 17, Russian President Vladimir Putin underwent surgery. His attending physicians insisted that the president undergo the operation as soon as possible. According to the doctors who participated in the treatment of the president, the operation was successful, “he wrote telegram account. Doctors reportedly advised the president to avoid attending meetings for a few more days before he fully recovered.
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The claim cannot be verified from independent sources.
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Since Tuesday, all of Putin’s statements in the state media have reportedly been falsified to give the impression that he is OK, according to General SVR’s telegram account. According to him, the country is to be controlled by the former head of the FSB secret service and the current chairman of the Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, the channel claims.
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“Putin was not present in person from May 17 to 19 and was not available to his closest associates, with the exception of Nikolai Patrushev, secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation,” the telegram account wrote.
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The head of the Kremlin was supposed to be on footage on Friday, presiding over a meeting of the Security Council dealing with the war in Ukraine. But the SVR general said the president’s speech was recorded in advance and Putin’s participation in the video was supported by Deepfake technology.
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“From May 17 to 19, all footage of the performances and meetings was ‘preserved’, pre-recorded. During this time, Putin personally conducted only two telephone conversations, “the telegram account wrote.
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A film published on Friday in which Russian President Vladimir Putin is to personally chair a meeting of the Security Council dealing with the war in Ukraine.
Photo: Sputnik, Reuters
According to him, on May 20, Putin was still too weak to attend long meetings and therefore had two short video calls. “On Friday evening, May 20, Putin’s health deteriorated and his condition did not stabilize until Saturday morning,” he wrote, adding: “Nursing doctors recommend that Putin rest in the coming days and urge him to refuse to attend meetings in person. “
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Happy meeting with Lukashenko in Sochi
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is helping with “smoke screens”. According to the SVR’s telegram account, he is “one of the few people” who knows the true state of health of the Russian president. Lukashenko therefore came to Russia to meet with Putin in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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According to the TASS agency, Putin was at a good whim at the meeting, and he allegedly joked with Lukashenko that he was responsible for the economic difficulties of the West. “I’ll talk to them about it,” Putin said with a laugh at Lukashenko’s claim that Western countries blamed the Kremlin leader for inflation.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin at Monday’s meeting with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko in the Black Sea resort of Sochi
Photo: Sputnik, Reuters
The Kremlin has not commented on Putin’s latest information, but has denied any of his illnesses in the past.
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Reports that the Russian president is seriously ill, suffering from cancer or Parkinson’s disease have appeared in the media at least since 2020, but have appeared more frequently since the invasion of Ukraine. However, in footage from Monday’s summit of leaders in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) in Moscow, Putin looks completely healthy and alert.
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He had cancer, says director Stone
But American film director Oliver Stone, who has spent more time in the immediate vicinity of Putin shooting a documentary, suggested that rumors of a Kremlin chief’s cancer could have a real basis. The famous filmmaker said he believed the Russian leader had cancer at one point, but defeated it.
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“Remember he had the cancer, but I think he got away with it.” said Oscar-winning director Stone in a podcast by Russian-American scientist Lex Fridman last Tuesday. Between 2015 and 2019, Stone had several interviews with Putin.
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Vladimir Putin is “constantly” accompanied by specialist Yevgeny Seliyanov, an expert on thyroid cancer, another opposition channel, Proekt, wrote.
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