Vladimir Putin’s Health Is Being Examined Again After An Expert Notices “Black Hands”
Vladimir Putin’s health has come under scrutiny since he ordered the Russian army to invade Ukraine, a decision that the West has condemned.
According to a report in the UK-based Express, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s health has come under renewed scrutiny after photos of strange marks and color surfaced online. Many online users claimed it was an intravenous (IV) track mark. During an appearance on Sky News, retired British army officer and House of Lords member Richard Dannatt discussed Mr. Putin’s health. He told the outlet that it is essential to consider how healthy – or not – the Russian President is.
“Keen observers now notice that his hands look pretty black on top. Which is a sign of injections go in when other parts of the body ca not take injections,” Lord Dannatt explained to the outlet.
US intelligence reports a few months ago suggested that Mr. Putin may be suffering from an “developed form of cancer.” According to the assessment, the Russian President survived an assassination attempt in March this year.
Mr. Putin turned 70 earlier this month, prompting health-related prayers.
Mr. Putin, who took over as Kremlin leader on December 31, 1999, is facing the best severe challenge to his rule since the invasion of Ukraine triggered the most serious altercation with the West due the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
Supporters claim that Mr. Putin saved Russia from destruction at the hands of an arrogant and aggressive West. They claim he has reclaimed power after the humiliations endured by the Russian elite as the Cold War ended.
However, his invasion of Ukraine has so far failed. Russia has suffered massive losses in men and equipment and has been beaten back on multiple fronts as Mr. Putin’s army has lurched from humiliation to humiliation.
