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Putin's frail appearance sparks 'very serious psychological blow' theory

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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s physical condition has come under scrutiny after the Kremlin leader cut a noticeably frail figure across a series of recent public appearances.

Concerns over Putin’s health were first raised earlier this month when he was seen slurring his words during a major address at the Kremlin, following what some have described as a “mini-stroke.”

A former speechwriter has claimed that the 73 year old suffered a stroke back in 2022.

“Basically, the first time I noticed these [stroke-like] symptoms in Putin was in 2022, a few months after the war began, when it became clear that a quick, dashing cavalry charge hadn’t won the war, and it was a very serious psychological blow to him,” he told Anyway News, a Ukrainian media project.

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“Then he started having tremors – you know, his hand would shake, his leg would shake.”

A further indication of the Russian leader’s declining condition emerged during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, when he appeared to stumble while stepping out of his limousine in Beijing to be greeted by the Chinese leader. One observer remarked: “Putin shuffles forward with an awkward stooped gait as he greets Xi in Beijing.”

 

Russian leader Vladimir Putin is currently attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, where he praised his country’s relationship with the bloc.

“It is a strategic partnership that serves as an essential stabilizing factor in the Asia-Pacific amidst geopolitical turbulence, contributing to the formation of a balanced security architecture and equitable mutually beneficial cooperation,” a visibly weakened-looking Putin declared.

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