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Last month, Putin was seen tightly gripping a desk during his meeting with Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu. The incident has now raised questions over the President's health.
According to a report by The New York Post, doctors have reportedly suggested Putin undergo the operation. The report cited a Telegram channel purportedly run by a former Russian Foreign Intelligence Service lieutenant general.
In recent times, Putin had reportedly exhibited 'uncharacteristically fidgety behaviour in public' and a 'sickly appearance', following which the President has been rumoured to suffer from cancer and a host of other serious maladies, including Parkinson바카라s disease.
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Patruchev is the secretary of Russia's Security Council, which is an influential body that answers directly to Putin and issues guidance on military and security issues within Russia. Most of the council바카라s power is vested in Patrushev, who is widely seen as a staunch Putin ally.
바카라Patrushev is an outright villain. He is no better than Vladimir Putin. Moreover, he is a more cunning, and I would say, more insidious person than Vladimir Putin. If he comes to power, Russians바카라 problems will only multiply,바카라 the owner of the Telegram channel which claimed about Putin바카라s cancer surgery said.
Putin is unlikely to agree to hand over power for a longer period of time, reports claimed to add that the control of the country will likely be in Patrushev바카라s hands for no more than two to three days.
