Expert: Putin Has Cancer, Parkinson's Disease, Mental Problems

• 28.09.2022, 7:54

The Kremlin head's condition is exacerbated by the drugs he is forced to take.

Russian political analyst and historian Valery Solovey said in an interview with Dmitry Gordon that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has cancer, Parkinson's disease and mental problems.

"Yes, he is indeed seriously ill. ... And it is progressive. The other thing is that it's been contained with very high level targeted therapy, but it's coming to an end, because at least the main disease - the cancer - it's irreversible, and that's pretty much understood by now. This is known," Solovey said in response to a related question.

He added that Putin also has other diseases that seriously affect his neuropsychiatric status - Parkinson's disease and mental problems.

"And this is all exacerbated by the drugs he is forced to take to keep himself in working order, to avoid tremors," the political analyst also said.

The media has long reported that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is sick with cancer.

In late August, the British tabloid The Sun drew attention to three recent meetings the dictator had with Russian officials, where he was frantically grabbing his desk and sitting with a petrified face. He had similar symptoms a few months before. With this in mind, the publication suggested that Putin may be suffering from a number of illnesses, in particular Parkinson's disease, and that in general he does not look well.