VLADIMIR Putin’s health is “deteriorating dramatically” and his secret circumstances have influenced his judgment of Ukraine, it is alleged.
Political analyst Valery Solovey – whose previous claims about the Kremlin’s leader’s ill health were denied – claims that Putin‘s undisclosed medical conditions have influenced his judgment of the war.
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The desperate tyrant is due to: announce the illegal annexation of four Ukrainian regions on Friday despite strong opposition from world leaders.
His move is seen as a way to escalate the war and is expected to trigger another wave of Western sanctions.
But Solovey, 62, said in an interview with banned Zhivoi Gvozd radio that Putin’s outburst of recent activity as president didn’t mean he was healthy.
“It is a very strange idea that a seriously ill person cannot work and travel,” he said.
“Especially in such comfort, accompanied by such” a number of doctors, and is served [according to] top standards of….world medicine.
“In that sense, everything is provided for him.”
He claimed, without proof, that as to: Putin’s health “it is deteriorating…dramatically”.
Solovey – who claims to have sources close to Putin – said: “All decisions made by him … on February 24 [start Russian invasion of Ukraine] and September 21 [start of mobilisation] are a direct result of its physiological state.
“Directly in the sense of physiological health and in terms of mental [health].”
He even went so far as to suggest – without evidence – that Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he was in good health.
“Modern therapy, targeted therapy for oncological diseases, is of such quality that you will literally work until the last hours,” he said.
Putin’s self-proclaimed health expert also dismissed CIA Director William Burns’ claims, saying the Russian leader was “too healthy”.
Solovey called it a “perfect example of Anglo-Saxon sarcasm” and added: “The Americans know what to do with [Putin].
“They know the real situation and are even concerned about it…”
He added: “When they say they don’t consider Putin’s statements a bluff, he’s in a state where this really isn’t a bluff.”
In a pre-recorded message to the Russian people last week, Putin warned the West he would use “the resources at our disposal” to defend Russia and was not “bluffing” – widely seen as a threat to use nuclear weapons.
Soloey has previously claimed that the Russian dictator is suffering from serious illnesses including cancer, Parkinson’s disease and schizoaffective disorder.
Western claims have been made about Putin’s health, most notably from ex-MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove, who said the Russian leader is being sent to a sanatorium due to medical problems and will be gone by 2023.
Independent Russian media suggested that he was permanently surrounded by top Russian medics, including cancer specialists, when he travels.
This is not the first time Putin’s health has been under scrutiny.
In June, a Ukrainian official claimed that the evil tyrant… who suffer from “serious” illnesses and may die within two years.
Speaking to USA Today, Ukraine’s intelligence chief, Major General Kyrylo O. Budanov, said: Putin “doesn’t have a long life ahead of him”.
In another interview with Sky News, the general emphasized that Putin was in “very bad psychological and physical condition and that he is very ill”.
It reportedly comes after a top police officer claimed Putin is “very sick with blood cancer” in the audio recording obtained by New Lines Magazine.
It is not exactly clear which type cancer Putin can have.
Experts have long tried in vain to predict Putin’s health.
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