While the Russia-Ukraine war continued, it was claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin, who will turn 70 this year, has health problems and may even have cancer. Especially before the trilateral summit between Turkey, Iran and Russia held in Tehran, the image of Putin was widely discussed and the allegations about Putin’s health problem, which attracted attention when he landed in Iran, were on the agenda again. The British press wrote that Putin, who was observed not to move his right arm and limping, may have been diagnosed with deadly cancer. The CIA made a statement about Putin’s health. Here are the details…
“NO EVIDENCE OF BAD HEALTH”
William Burns, Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), replied to these allegations that Putin looked “too healthy”, adding “There is no evidence that Putin is in poor health”.
THE KREMLIN ALSO DENIED
The Kremlin has denied allegations that President Putin is in poor health. Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitriy Peskov said in a statement, “Recently, Ukrainian, US and British so-called experts have put forward various false information about President Putin’s health condition. But these claims are completely false,” he said. (UAV)