A paranoid and sickly Vladimir Putin is kept under surveillance by four doctors at all times, shocking leaked documents claim.
The tyrant has been dogged by rumors about his failing health over the past year, with bombshell new revelations claiming he has 111 security guards on duty at his palace.
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A secret document has lifted the lid on Putin’s biggest concerns – with his health and safety seemingly at the forefront of the brutal despot.
Putin’s round-the-clock security blanket has been revealed, according to Russian Telegram channel VChK-OGPU, which has close ties to the country’s law enforcement authorities.
The impressive details are all related to the president’s main home in the Novo-Ogaryovo Palace near Moscow, which is believed to have an entire floor full of medical rooms.
VChK-OGPU said: “There are constantly four doctors and 111 security guards on duty.”
“Security guards are on duty in four two-hour shifts.
“For the FSO security guards, right on the territory where Putin lives, there is a shooting range with a 50-meter long shooting gallery [and] a room for cleaning weapons.”
Learning that Putin allegedly feels the need to have several doctors at his bedside every night has only heightened suspicions that the dictator’s health is a serious problem for the Kremlin.
Putin has always projected the image of a strong, independent and ruthless man who shows very few weaknesses.
However, rumors inside and outside Russia allege that the animal is far from healthy.
It has been said that Putin may have cancer, Parkinson’s or even a brain tumor based on how he acts, looks and behaves.
Although there is still no proof or admission from the Kremlin.
But it was well known, based on previous leaks, that Putin’s palaces are specially equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities.
His Novo-Ogaryovo Palace, in particular, has an elaborate set of medical rooms on the ground floor.
Federal Protective Service security guards are responsible for Putin’s safety inside and outside his homes.
The leaked documents also revealed that whenever Putin sits down to eat, four people watch his every move.
This is believed to be linked to erratic fears that Putin thinks he might one day be poisoned by a member of his inner circle.
Alongside the security personnel, a large number of dogs also roam the grounds of the Novo-Ogaryovo Palace.
Putin’s longtime mistress Alina Kabaeva and her children stay at the palace year-round.
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The secret documents are thought to have been discovered during court proceedings in Russia over allegations of theft linked to the sprawling Novo-Ogaryovo estate.
They say the secret documents, known as Object 53, were leaked to their channel after the original case, which ended up going to civil court after further complaints were made.
VChK-OGPU continued: “The case itself was classified due to the secrecy of Object 53.
“This is where Putin lives, holds meetings – a copy of his Kremlin office was even built here.”
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Putin was said to have used an elaborate machine to spray disinfectant on anyone who visited him.
The anti-Covid-19 contraption sprayed thin clouds of antibacterial liquid onto clothes and exposed body parts of the tyrant’s visitors to the luxurious palace.
His Kremlin colleagues took serious preventative measures during the global pandemic, including making Putin stay away from anyone he encountered at bizarre presidential meetings.
Some have speculated that this was because Vlad was seen as highly susceptible to the disease, with his life threatened if he contracted it.
The Telegram channel that leaked the documents has had previous success with big stories due to its connections to the Kremlin’s inner circle.
They reported on the recent arrest of Lieutenant General Yuri Kuznetsov, 55, who was brutally detained by heavily armed, balaclava-wearing police officers who broke into his home using crowbars.
As well as the mysterious death of Ivan Sechin, 35 years old – the heir of one of Putin’s closest cronies, Igor Sechin.
PUTIN’S POOR HEALTH
Bombshell documents leaked to The Sun last year suggested Putin has pancreatic cancer and Parkinson’s disease.
Specialist in behavioral psychology Justin Gasparovic told The Sun that he experienced symptoms commonly experienced by people suffering from strokes, migraines, multiple sclerosis and brain tumors.
It has been said previously that an average of five doctors stay with Putin when he is away from home.
An investigation by the Russian media outlet Project discovered that Putin was regularly monitored by doctors whenever he was in the Russian city of Sochi between 2016 and 2017.
The publication claimed that several experts — including an infectious disease specialist, an otolaryngologist, a resuscitologist and a neurosurgeon — worked with the president at the time.
Some believe that Putin is already dead and that a double is being used to continue the ploy of stability in Russia.
Recent Japanese AI research – based on facial recognition, voice comparison and body movements – has indicated that there are in fact several different Putins parading around.
As leaked photos showed, his luxurious armored “ghost” train has a full mobile hospital on board and a fully stocked medical room.
According to the source, the president prefers the mode of transport for security reasons, as the movements of passenger trains are much more difficult to track than those of aircraft.
The Russian despot is even paranoid about the fact that his own men have a target on their back, which has made him continually isolate himself.
His army of minions hired to protect him are the only people he allows near him as he obsesses over assassination plots.
Convinced that it might be poisoned, he hires an entire team to taste his food before eating it.
Putin also tests his pool water several times a day to check for suspicious chemical levels and wears special gloves to protect his skin from possible exposure to killer substances.
Rumors of Putin’s health problems
DESPITE Putin considering himself a “man of action” – questions have long been raised about his health.
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