The sight of Vladimir Putin’s ‘bloated head’ at a virtual security council conference has actually stimulated rumours of a messed up cover-up.
Some recommended his head had actually been synthetically connected to his body in controlled video footage as his opposition claim he is because of have surgical treatment.
Rumours over the Russian autocrats health have actually been swirling considering that his choice to attackUkraine
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It is declared the 69- year-old president has cancer which body-doubles are prepared to action in to for when he goes to medical facility.
Last month video footage emerged of Putin shivering frantically throughout a conference, triggering rumours he was attempting frantically to conceal a condition.
Today he made an online look with security council members and likewise spoke by phone to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
One talk about his video look read: ‘His face and head look so puffed up, specifically his cheeks and around the back of his head.
‘He looks photoshopped onto his body. It’ s plainly him, however what an odd appearance.’
Another stated: ‘Either his clothes is too tight around the neck, or he beings in a regrettable position.
‘But the layer of skin and fat over his neck looks really uncomfortable.’
Putin informed Scholz about ‘the logic and primary objectives of the special military operation protecting the people’ s republics in Donbas and discussed procedures offering the security of the civilian population’.
He informed the German leader that ‘civilians held by Ukrainian servicemen on the premises of the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol had been evacuated with the participation of representatives of the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross’.
And he looked for to persuade the German leader of ‘the ongoing flagrant violations of the norms of international humanitarian law and the inhumane terrorist methods applied by fighters adhering to Nazi ideology’.
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