It was not the Russian dictator who came to occupied Mariupol, but one of his doubles. A double of Putin was also in the parade in Moscow.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seriously ill in 2021, and at least three of his doubles appear in public space. This was said by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kirill Budanov, in an interview with ISLND TV, published on Tuesday, May 16.
So, Budanov recalled that in 2021 he confirmed information that the head of the Kremlin was seriously ill, especially with cancer, and was undergoing serious treatment.
At the same time, he noted that Putin “will not die tomorrow” because high-quality materials are used for his treatment and the best specialists from around the world are attracted.
“The fact that the person who appeared – the real personality of Putin – was seriously ill in 2021 is just a fact. What happened next – let’s wait a little, I think, over time, history will put everything in its place,” He added.
Budanov noted that it was not the Russian dictator who came to temporarily occupied Mariupol, but one of his doubles. A Putin double, in his opinion, was also present at the parade in Moscow.
“There are physiognomic features that are unique to each person … It’s different people. You can see it in the eyes [что у них] just different ears… At least three people come out from time to time. Their habits are different, their growth is quite different,” said Budanov, adding that all this is visible up close.
Recall, Bellingcat investigator Hristo Grozev said that one of the Russian oligarchs close to Putin confirmed that the Russian president is sick – he has serious cancer.
CIA director William Burns commented on rumors about Putin’s illness. According to him, he is very healthy. In May 2022, Newsweek reported, citing a US intelligence report, that the Russian president had undergone treatment for a progressive form of cancer.
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Source: korrespondent
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