Russian Embassy in Bucharest: Rumors of Putin’s illness are as untrue as the “massacres” of civilians in Bucea

Russian President Vladimir PutinPhoto: Nikolay Vinokurov / Alamy / Profimedia Images

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Posting of the Russian Embassy in Bucharest:

• “To the attention of our subscribers, we are grateful to those who have expressed a desire to ‘help heal’ Russian President Vladimir Putin, including to become a donor if necessary. We urge you not to worry about the health of the President, as the rumors and speculations of the Western press, unfortunately, often repeated in Romania, about the illness of the Russian Head of State are as untrue as the falsehoods that constantly appear about, say, ” massacres “carried out by Russian troops on civilians in Bucea, Borodianka and other localities in Ukraine.
• The employees of the Embassy, ​​in turn, sincerely wish health to all the sympathetic and caring people who wrote to us “, wrote the Embassy on his account of Facebook.

Speculation about Putin’s poor health has been circulating for several weeks, the last time La Stampa newspaper reported that Putin was operated on of cancer.

The subject was also commented on by the Head of the Military Intelligence Service of Ukraine, Major General Kyrylo Budanov. He has SAPS that President Putin was in a “very poor psychological and physical condition and was very ill,” but he did not provide any evidence.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also spoke at the time, calling Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “health and lying” information “health fiction.”

This is after the Russian investigation site Project quoted by the Kyiv Independent said that Vladimir Putin was permanently surrounded by doctors, including a thyroid cancer specialist.

Recently, his Belarusian ally Alexander Lukashenko claimed that Putin was completely healthy, both in his head and body, and that he was in great shape. Lukashenko even commented that Putin “will bury us all.”

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