Putin's paranoia: Bodyguards put feces in suitcases to hide the disease

2022-06-10 13:48:00Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Putin's paranoia: Bodyguards put feces in suitcases to hide the disease

A shocking news accompanied by a shocking video from TheSun is circulating lately.

International media write that Vladimir Putin's security agents are forced to collect his feces and urine and deliver them to Moscow with a "special suitcase".

These reports claim that the Russian President has several secret service agents assigned to this key task, which is allegedly carried out to hide information about Putin's possible illnesses.

Meanwhile, the French magazine "Paris Match" claims that the strange practice was first noticed in 2017 during a state visit to France and then during a trip in October 2019 to Saudi Arabia.

"We learned from indirect sources in the Middle East that this delicate mission was carried out under the control of the FSO-Federal Service of the Russian Guard. "An officer was ordered to put Putin's excrement in specially created suitcases and deliver it to Russia," the French newspaper reported.

The FSO also reportedly makes embassy employees swear that they are aware of this strict secrecy.

Meanwhile, this is the latest case of Putin's bizarre toilet habits becoming news, as earlier in 2019, a bizarre video showed the paranoid President being escorted to the bathroom by six male bodyguards during peace talks with Ukraine. at the Elysee Palace in Paris.

Putin's paranoia: Bodyguards put feces in suitcases to hide the disease

At the time, a former German intelligence chief told BILD that Putin's actions were "savage", describing them as an "open provocation and threat".

Meanwhile, the independent Russian newspaper Baza wrote in February that people close to the president were forced to submit stool samples several times a week under "strict security measures".

The American magazine New Lines reported that decreased immunity and "deeply irrational or paranoid behavior" are the two main side effects of Prednisone, a common steroid used to treat blood cancer, and that Putin is currently suffering from the disease.

Putin's health has been the subject of speculation for some time. The Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow, which treats senior politicians, reportedly signed a four-hotel deal at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, where Putin has a summer residence.

It is said that a team of doctors will travel to Sochi whenever the Russian president stays at his palace in the city. Between 2016 and 2020, senior oncologist Dr. Shcheglov reportedly flew to Sochi 59 times, spending 282 days with Putin. His colleague, Dr. Selivanov, traveled to Sochi at least 35 times in the same period for a total of 166 days.


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