President Vladimir Putin Suffering From Stomach Cancer?
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be forced to give up control of the war in Ukraine as according to sources he is suffering from cancer and will have to go for cancer surgery.
It's been almost two Months since the war between Russia and Ukraine started. Russian President Vladimir Putin who has been one of the most important names during the ongoing war because of his aggressive decision making like attacking Ukraine.
Now, according to some surprising claims on a popular channel named “General SVR” in the Telegram application, the Russian president might have to give up his position as the Russian President to someone else. Their source is a high ranking official in the Russian president's house “The Kremlin Palace.” Russian President Vladimir Putin may be forced to give up control of Russia and the ongoing war in Ukraine at least for some days. This is because according to the telegram group he has been suffering from abdominal cancer for the last 18 Months and will have to go for cancer surgery. Earlier The surgery had been scheduled for the second half of April but was delayed because of the ongoing Russia- Ukraine War. However Russia has always denied Putin has any medical problems and always claimed that he is in good health. But now As he’ll have to go for the surgery he will have to appoint someone else to take control of the war in Ukraine.
According to the telegram source former FSB chief Nikolai Patrushev, who is now 70-years-old will take temporary control of Russia and the ongoing war while Putin goes for surgery. FSB- The federal Security Service is an organization like CBI in India which helps in researching and finding facts and helps the government in implementing decisions on the citizens. Nikolai Patrushev is currently the Secretary of Russia's Security Council, is also seen as one of the most important decision takers of the war strategy in Ukraine so far.
The source said that however the duration during which Putin will remain out of power is not sure, but it might be a short duration of approximately 3 days. Such a move is surprising because under the Russian constitution, power should pass only to the Prime Minister if the president fails to be in power for any reason.
