Sunday, May 1, 2022

"Vladimir Putin 'will undergo cancer operation in the near future' and is set to 'hand over power to hardline ex KGB chief while he is incapacitated', insider claims"

He definitely has some sort of movement disorder. Cancer? Who knows, here's the story at the Daily Mail (as if you couldn't tell from the 600 word headline), April 30:

  • Russian leader set for surgery, which officials insist is 'of no particular urgency'
  • Power over Ukraine war will transfer to ally and Security Council chief Patrushev
  • Putin has cancer, Parkinson's and 'schizophrenic symptoms': Telegram channel
  • Patrushev claimed NATO support for Kyiv will cause 'disintegration of Ukraine'
  • News comes as Putin expected to launch all-out assault and mobilise nation

Vladimir Putin may be forced to give up control of the war in Ukraine for days as he is set for cancer surgery, a 'Kremlin insider' has claimed.

The Russian dictator will reportedly nominate hardline Security Council head and ex-FSB chief Nikolai Patrushev to take control of the invasion while he is under the knife.

Shadowy Patrushev, 70, is seen as a key architect of the war strategy so far - and the man who convinced Putin that Kyiv is awash with neo-Nazis.

The extraordinary claims appeared on popular Telegram channel General SVR, which says its source is a well-placed figure in the Kremlin. 

General SVR reported that Putin has abdominal cancer and Parkinson's 18 months ago.

He has reportedly delayed surgery, which will now not take place before the Victory Day commemoration of Russia's World War Two victory in Red Square on May 9.  

The news comes amid speculation Putin will launch an all-out war across Ukraine and order mass mobilisation of military-age men, a considerable political risk.

The surgery had been scheduled for the second half of April but was delayed, SVR claimed....

....He also suffers from 'Parkinson's disease and schizoaffective disorder', which carries symptoms of schizophrenia including hallucinations and mania....

....MUCH MORE, including video of some of Vlad's hand, foot and facial movements.