The health conditions of the head of the Kremlin appear increasingly critical: a video thrones to feed suspicions about the disease
By: VirgilioNotizie | Posted on:
During these 51 days that have passed since Vladimir Putin decided to invade Ukraine, several voices of experts and analysts have fueled the hypothesis that the Russian president is suffering from serious illnesses that would risk compromising his mental clarityin addition to his own physical health.
Putin and Parkinson’s disease, the film that feeds the theories
For some it would be suffering from a cancer that he would be devouring hers intestineothers see in his madness the symptoms of Long Covidfor still others it would suffer instead of Parkinson. And it is this last scenario that has returned to the fore in recent days due to a video that is going around the world.
Published in Italy by the Ansa agency, the video shows the head of the Kremlin during a meeting with his defense minister, Sergej Shoigu. In face to face, Putin orders to cancel the assault foreseen at the Azovstal steel mill in Mariupol to “preserve the health of soldiers and officers”. The leader russo concludes the speech with these indications: “We block the area, a fly must not come out“.
From the control of the legs to the facial expressions, the signs of the disease
In the act of sitting down before the interview, Putin appears awkward in his movementswith the left part of the body definitely more static than the rest. She leans against the table several times, looking for it correct position for the chair and for spreading the stiff legs under the table.
Only a biased interpretation according to some, but others signals shown in the past appear obvious: in particular the puffy face and the “gunslinger gait”, which can be translated as “Gunslinger’s walk”all symptoms that could foreshadow Parkinson’s disease.
The state of health in the choice to invade Ukraine
The worsening of the health conditions of the Zar it could be the trigger factor that would have convinced him to undertake a conflict that – given the numerous losses that the Russian military army is finding on the ground – appears as without any foundation, nor based on any military tactic previously agreed.
Meanwhile the Kremlin continues to deny any illness of the tsar, the last time last Wednesday through the head of communication Dmitry Peskov.