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Vladimir Putin to undergo cancer surgery and transfer power

Vladimir Putin to undergo cancer surgery and transfer power

Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to Undergoing cancer surgery He temporarily handed power to a hard-line former federal police chief, according to a new report.

Putin will transfer control of the Russian government to Nikolai Patrushev, head of the Security Council of the Russian Federal Police, while he is helpless during and after the procedure, according to a video clip from the mystery. Public Telegram Channel SVR” on saturday.

The channel – which is allegedly run by a former lieutenant in the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service known by the pseudonym “Victor Mikhailovich” – reported that doctors told Putin he should undergo surgery.

The expected surgery and recovery are expected to disable Putin “for a short period,” according to an unconfirmed report.

Vladimir Putin will be incapacitated during and after the operation.
Russian Presidential Press Service / The Kremlin / Handout via Reuters
Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses a meeting of the Council of Legislators of the Russian Federal Assembly at Taurid Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia, April 27, 2022.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to undergo cancer surgery.
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Vladimir Putin is seen puffy holding a table while lying in his chair during a televised meeting with his defense minister amid rumors that the Russian strongman is battling cancer.
Putin’s pathological appearance and uncharacteristically volatile behavior in public have recently raised questions about his health.
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“It is unlikely that Putin will agree to hand over power for a longer period of time,” the video’s narrator says, adding that control of the country is likely to be in Patrushev’s hands for no more than two to three days.

The narrator adds: “I would say that this is the worst option.” “Patrushev is an outright villain. He is no better than Vladimir Putin. Moreover, he is more cunning and, I would say, more cunning than Vladimir Putin. If he comes to power, the problems of the Russians will multiply.”

Viktor Mikhailovich ominously hinted that he and his allies “will make certain efforts so that this does not happen, and I hope that we will succeed.”

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People climb debris at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, eastern Ukraine.
People climb debris at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, eastern Ukraine.
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Members of the Azov Regiment walk with civilians during UN-led evacuations from the sprawling Azovstal steel plant, nearly two months after the city's siege war by Russia during its invasion, in Mariupol, Ukraine in this still photo from a post released on 1 May 2022.
Azov Regiment personnel walk with civilians during UN-led evacuations from the sprawling Azovstal steel plant, May 1, 2022.
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Dina, 81 from Mariupol, reacts after arriving by car at an evacuation point for people fleeing Mariupol, Melitopol and surrounding Russian-controlled cities on May 2, 2022 in Zaporizhia, Ukraine.
Dozens of refugees were expected to arrive at an evacuation point from Mariupol, including the Azovstal steel facility.
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The insider claimed that Putin’s cancer was progressing, but said sarcastically that he did not want to give viewers “false hope”.

The 70-year-old Putin, whose pathological appearance and uncharacteristically volatile behavior in public has recently raised questions about his health, is rumored to be suffering from cancer and a host of other serious illnesses, including Parkinson’s disease.

Putin’s suspected health problems come at a particularly inopportune moment, with the war in Ukraine entering its third month and Russia taking a heavy toll. On the battlefield.

Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev
Putin will transfer the control of the Russian government to Nikolai Patrushev.
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Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev (L) looks at President Vladimir Putin during a meeting with top BRICS officials responsible for security affairs at the Kremlin in Moscow on May 26, 2015.
Nikolai Patrushev is the head of the Security Council of the Russian Federal Police.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with members of the Security Council via video conference at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, Friday, April 29, 2022.
It was rumored that Putin was suffering from cancer and a host of other serious illnesses.
Mikhail Klementev, Sputnik, Kremlin Pond, photo from The Associated Press

In a Telegram post noon on Thursday, Patrushev allegedly had a two-hour “heart to heart” conversation with Putin.

“We know that Putin indicated to Patrushev that he considers him practically his only reliable ally and friend in the government,” the post claimed. In addition, the president promised that if his health went to the worst, effective control of the country would temporarily pass into the hands of Patrushev.

In early April, the authors of the Telegram channel claimed that Putin’s doctors had recommended an operation later that month, but this did not happen.

Internally displaced people sit on a bus after arriving from the front-line town of Urekiev, at the evacuation point in Zaporizhia, Ukraine, May 02 2022
Internally displaced people sit on a bus after arriving from the front-line town of Urekiv, at the evacuation point in Zaporizhia, Ukraine, May 2, 2022.
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A boy from Mariupol looks through the smashed windshield of his family's car
A child from Mariupol looks through the smashed windshield of his family’s car after arriving with his family at the evacuation point.
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An elderly man looks at him as he sits on a bus after arriving from the frontline town of Urekiev, at the evacuation point in Zaporizhia, Ukraine
An elderly man looks outside as he sits on a bus after arriving from the front-line town of Urekiv, at the evacuation point in Zaporizhia, Ukraine, May 2, 2022.
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The “General SVR” has been reporting on Putin’s supposed oncological diagnosis since at least November 2020, claiming that the Russian dictator has bowel cancer.

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Another Russian investigative news website, Proekt, claimed last month that Putin had been visited dozens of times by a top thyroid cancer surgeon at his Black Sea residence.

New questions have been raised about Putin’s physical condition Last month, he was seen tightly clutching a desk during his meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.

The Kremlin has consistently denied that Putin has any medical problems.