Russia.- During November 6, speculation about the state of health of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin began to go viral as it was claimed that he would have a degenerative disease that could leave him in charge in 2021.La news came after The Sun newspaper one of the most important in the UK will publish the study of an expert from the Department of Neurology of Radboud University Medical Center Nijmegen will identify that Russian representative Vladimir Putin had signs of Parkinson’s, this after analyzing his walk.
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According to research, Putin’s steps have been analyzed over the past few months, and identified that the signs could match Parkinson’s disease, a disease that affects neural connections to the body’s muscles.
According to the researcher, the images showed that his legs appear to be in constant motion in addition to the common view of the representative hiding his hands in the pockets of his coat or intertwining them with each other so he suggested that it could be Parkinson’s.After the foremic, the russian government’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov assured that President Vladimir Putin was not ill and would not leave power as various means assured.” You know, there’s not much to comment on here. It’s silly. The president’s fine. His health is excellent,” Peskov replied to journalists who asked about the rumours published.
