'Think he will die very soon' Ukraine sows new rumors about Putin's health
Created: 05/01/2023 15:53
By: Yannick Hanke
The rumors about Vladimir Putin's health have not died down.
The Ukrainian intelligence chief expects the Kremlin ruler to die quickly.
Kyiv/Moscow – His public appearances sometimes pose a mystery – we are talking about Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose state of health has long been suspected.
Rumor has it that the Kremlin ruler is suffering from cancer or Parkinson's disease.
This has not yet been confirmed.
The Ukrainian secret service chief is now heating up the rumor mill.
Vladimir Putin sick?
According to Ukrainian intelligence chief, Russia's president will 'die very quickly'
At the end of February 2022, Vladimir Putin started the Ukraine war.
Many a political observer attributes the order to invade the Eastern European country to the state of health of the Kremlin ruler.
Because it should be critical.
In an interview with US broadcaster ABC News, the head of Ukraine's military intelligence service, Kyrylo Budanov, has now claimed that Putin has been suffering from cancer for a long time.
Ukraine's intelligence chief believes Russia's President Vladimir Putin will "die very quickly."
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This information about Putin's state of health is valid, said Budanov.
Sources close to the Kremlin have already confirmed this.
"I think he will die very quickly.
I hope very soon, ”said the Ukrainian intelligence chief.
In addition, the Ukraine war will come to an end before Putin dies, Budanov said confidently.
After the death of the Kremlin ruler, there will be a change of power that "will benefit the whole world," Budanov said.
“Hottest” battles in the Ukraine war expected for March 2023 – Ukraine is apparently planning a major offensive
In addition, he announced that there would be more attacks on Russian territory in the future.
The attacks are coming "deeper and deeper" into Russia's interior.
However, Budanov said that he could only comment on his country's responsibility for the attacks after the end of the Ukraine war.
In the spring, Ukraine is planning a major offensive to recapture areas across the country.
Budanov expects the “hottest” fights in March 2023.
All theses, claims and rumors about Putin's health remain unconfirmed.
Recently, however, Putin's New Year's speech had fueled rumors about his state of health.
Some journalists pointed out alleged abnormalities: The corresponding video material shows how Putin seems to cough three times within seven seconds while continuing to speak.
