According to reports, Vladimir Putin's health is rapidly worsening and he is losing control over his war strategy for Ukraine. He may soon be unable to hold meetings at all.Officials warn that the president is "out of good alternatives" and that he is torn between utilizing tactical nuclear weapons and conceding defeat.
He reportedly discussed the "extreme" possibility of returning recently invaded territory in secret meetings with senior authorities, since the number of Russian fatalities has now surpassed 60,000.
The most recent allegations originate from the General SVR Telegram channel, which asserts to provide "insider" knowledge of the Kremlin. According to reports, Moscow wants to close it down.
Putin's top officials are rumored to be preparing for a decline in his health due to rumors that he has Parkinson's disease and cancer.
The telegram channel claimed, "With a high degree of plausibility, we can assume that soon the president will not be able to personally convene meetings and participate in significant events."
The article continued by saying that body duplicates have already "been utilized pretty often" to conceal the Russian president's poor health.
It has been suggested that a rise in Covid cases will likely be cited as justification for his future absence.In the past, the Kremlin has refuted 'false allegations' that Vladimir Putin is ill.At a recent conference, spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to a query by saying, "Everything is fine with his health."
It seems that there is concern that admitting defeat in Ukraine would be the "beginning of the end" for the president's term as health rumors concerning him continue to circulate.
His senior entourage appears to be "despondent," as a variety of other dramatic possibilities are suggested.
The prospect of mobilizing and employing tactical nuclear weapons is among those purported to be among them, as is the formation of a second front in a third nation like Kazakhstan.
The issue of returning Ukraine's seized Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv areas has reportedly been raised.
According to the General SVR Telegram channel, military leaders blame Putin for the strategies that caused them to suffer such severe losses.
According to the channel, "almost the entire Russian military leadership places the blame squarely on President Vladimir Putin for both the disastrous start and, in general, the direction of the military operation, as well as the enormous losses of people and weapons."
However, they also have "no doubt" that they will be held accountable for all of the shortcomings and issues up front.
It follows news that a Kremlin officer betrayed Putin and proposed conducting covert talks with the West.
The Kremlin is "running out of steam," an M16 chief recently warned, and the Ministry of Defense concurs that it is "becoming desperate."
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