Doctors have reportedly given Russian President Vladimir Putin a maximum life expectancy of three years. In recent weeks, there have been a number of unsubstantiated rumors that the 69-year-old president's health has been rapidly worsening.Putin 'had no more than two to three years to stay alive,' according to a Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) officer, due to a'severe kind of quickly developing cance.'Putin is losing his vision and suffering from headaches, according to messages allegedly read by FSB defector Boris Karpichkov from an anonymous Russian spy.'We're told he has headaches, and when he goes on TV, he requires sheets of paper with everything written in large letters to read what he's going to say,' the Russian officer told The Sunday Mirror. Each page can only accommodate a few of sentences because they are so large. His vision is deteriorating quickly.'Putin's limbs are now'shaken uncontrollably,' according to the spy. According to a source close to Putin, he may be compelled to relinquish control of Russia while undergoing cancer treatment.
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