Posted on 05/23/2022 5:53:51 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
Vladimir Putin underwent 'successful' cancer surgery last week and is recovering, it has been claimed in just the latest rumour about the Russian leader's health.
The 69-year-old underwent an unknown procedure late last Monday following advice from medics that treatment was 'essential', according to Telegram channel General SVR which claims to be getting information from inside the Kremlin.
Putin's condition was said to have worsened briefly on Friday night before improving, the social media account said, while adding that doctors have advised he avoid taking part in meetings for several more days while he recovers.
General SVR said last week that all of Putin's appearances on state media since Tuesday have been faked using stock footage to give the impression he is well.
In reality, the country is actually being run by ex-FSB spy chief and current security council chair Nikolai Patrushev, the channel claims.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Yes, it's a very painful condition, but has a remedy with IV fluids and painkillers in the hospital. I just had my second bout with it a week ago. This time I went with the recommendation of having the gall bladder removed which is most times the cause. That's no fun either.
After I read this Daily Mail article I started scouring the internet to see what I could find that would confirm or refute this (obviously if this is true it would be very important.)
One of the Telegram channels I follow posted this today.
https://t.me/s/WarDonbass/64909
Putin and Lukashenko communicate in Sochi in an informal setting (picture at site; but no way to know when it was taken.)
The transition to settlements in national currencies contributes to the strengthening of the ruble.
This was stated by Vladimir Putin during the talks with Alexander Lukashenko:
“In the past, you have repeatedly said that this must be done. The situation objectively developed in such a way that we did it. Not to the detriment of our partners, I want to emphasize this.”
The Russian economy is surviving the test of sanctions, and the government’s efforts are having a positive effect.
This was stated by Vladimir Putin during a meeting with Alexander Lukashenko.
“I would like to note that, despite all the difficulties, the Russian economy withstands the blow of the sanctions, withstands very worthily. This is evidenced by all the main macroeconomic indicators,” he said.
The Russian president added that the transition to settlements in national currencies contributed to the strengthening of the ruble.
Lukashenko said that the West clearly underestimated the sanctions measures against the Russian Federation and Belarus, these decisions hit them themselves
Lukashenka told Putin that the West is taking steps to dismember Ukraine: “We are concerned that they, the Poles and NATO members, are ready to come out, “help” in this way, take away Western Ukraine, as before 1939 ... This is their strategy for Western Belarus. We keep our ears open”
Putin and Lukashenko to meet in Sochi | Foreign Briefhttps://foreignbrief.com › daily-news › putin-lukashenk...
18 hours ago — Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko will meet today in Sochi. The meeting coincides with a summit.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko will meet today in Sochi.
The meeting coincides with a summit for the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) security alliance. Lukashenko has recently criticized CSTO members, including Armenia and Kazakhstan, saying that sanctions on Russia and Belarus could have been avoided had the organization presented a more unified front. Western sanctions on Belarus have banned 70% of its exports to the EU.
While Minsk has not been directly involved in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Moscow has used Belarusian territory to gain further access to Ukraine. Furthermore, Minsk has changed its constitution to allow Russian nuclear weapons on Belarusian soil.
Much of today’s meeting is set to concern import substitution, particularly for semiconductors and other innovative goods, as the two countries fear falling behind in industrial innovation. However, expect Lukashenko to also push for a greater role in the Russia-Ukraine negotiations, given recent statements on his desire for peace. In the medium term, expect both Russia and Belarus to push the CSTO to take more united policy stances against the West, especially concerning retaliation for sanctions and other punitive measures.
Putin and Lukashenko Sochi from foreignbrief.com
Putin, Lukashenko to meet in Sochi on May 23 - TASShttps://tass.com › politics
Russian and Belarusian Presidents, Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko, will hold talks in Russia’s Sochi on Monday, Putin’s press secretary Dmitry ...
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko Arrives In Sochi For ...https://www.i24news.tv › International › Europe
23 hours ago — Belarus’s President Alexander Lukashenko arrived in Russia’s resort city of Sochi for the upcoming talks with Vladimir Putin, Sochi’s mayor ...
You, moron, posted an article claiming Putin was dead a couple of days ago and hadn’t been seen in public since May 12th despite the fact that he was at a meeting of regional leaders with cameras present on May 16th. Did you think we’d forget that?P>
You’re clown, Maxy. Everything you post should be tagged Clown World.
They made a play out of it? LOL. I can’t wait to watch.
Putin’s meeting on May 16 was a poorly edited deep fake. Putin has a bobble head in the video and it was hilarious. The article I posted didn’t say Putin was dead. It said that when he croaks, Russia will play Swan Lake on state television. They haven’t played it yet, so the cancer-ridden dictator didn’t croak after his surgeries. Remember, Hugo Chavez died 18 months after his “successful” cancer surgery. Same with John McCain.
LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin quipped on Monday that he would have a serious talk to the West about its assertions that he was to blame for all the economic chaos sown by the conflict in Ukraine and the West’s crippling sanctions.
At a televised meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Putin told Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko that Russia’s economy was doing well, despite the Western sanctions.
Lukashenko said the sanctions had given both countries the impetus to focus on self-development, and that the elites of the West were deluded about the causes of their economic woes.
“What is happening over there is that they really underestimated it by reading their own media. They got inflation yet the truth is ‘Putin is to blame’, ‘Putin is to blame for everything’,” Lukashenko said.
Putin pursed his lips and nodded.
“We will have a serious talk to them,” Putin said with a forced smile.
Lukashenko chuckled and said “Yes”.
Reporting by Guy Faulconbridge; Editing by Kevin Liffey and Tomasz Janowski
Follow up to earlier post about today’s scheduled Putin/Lukashenka
WarDonbass. War in Donbass. Special Operation Z in Ukraine
The official part of the meeting between Lukashenka and Putin lasted almost 5 hours, now they continue to communicate informally, according to the Pool of the First Telegram channel.
Daily Mail propaganda is always good for a laugh!
U probably saved this to cover that Liman has fallen.
I’m sure your next DM post will explain how they removed Pootin’s brain.
Lukashenko is a wily one. He’s on manoeuvres to take over from Putin.
I bet a lot of people on here that have an irrational hatred for the man will wish him dead.
“just the latest rumour”
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Must be getting harder and harder each day for the Dem-media-military industrial complex - they are now openly confessing the crap they put out as news was just made up out of whole cloth by “somebody”, but (wink,wink) they don’t know who - cough :::Deep State::: cough.
But if you can’t trust an anonymous rumor that somebody’s sister in law heard from a neighbor who’s best friend’s plumber once cooked borscht while watching Dr. Zhivago - then who can you trust????!!!
It would be more interesting if it was posted how they went to remove Biden’s brain, but it was missing.
Interesting comment from Zelensky:
40 minutes ago
President @ZelenskyyUa said that Russian troops in the Donbas have 20 times more vehicles than the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and called on Western partners to hand over modern weapons to Ukraine
Lukashenka sent a message to the UN Secretary General:
▪️we can do a lot today: refrain from supplying weapons, from information warfare and provocations, from fanning misanthropic rhetoric, from encouraging discrimination based on nationality and language, from sending mercenaries, to oppose restrictions on trade
▪️it is in our interests to prevent the conflict from becoming protracted with devastating consequences for sustainable development - this is possible only when specific legal agreements ensure that the security interests of all stakeholders are taken into account in a real way
▪️perhaps the time is not even for “Helsinki-2” (in 1975 Helsinki formulated the principles of European security), but for a global and defining process involving all the leading international players in the spirit of San Francisco (the UN was created there in 1945)
▪️the outcome of this process should be clear and transparent agreements on the rules of the new world order, which will provide security guarantees to all members of the international community for the foreseeable future
▪️we expect meaningful contacts from you with all the parties involved in the conflict - after all, everyone understands that forces claiming sole leadership in the globalized world are fighting against Russia on the territory of Ukraine at the hands of Ukrainian soldiers and “to the last Ukrainian”
I keep reading over and over from all corners of the world that nations outside of NATO are balking at what they see as our insistence on our hegemony “everyone understands that forces claiming sole leadership in the globalized world are fighting against Russia on the territory of Ukraine at the hands of Ukrainian soldiers and “to the last Ukrainian”
Most Americans are not aware of the big change that is going on in terms of global leadership. Adjustments will have to be made; but right now we are desperately trying to force adherence to the status quo and apparently hell bent on taking that “proxy war” program to China now, too.
This isn’t going to be pretty...:-(
Daily Mail is the God’s-honest truth according to some on here, especially when it comes to Russia/Ukraine.
McCain was executed.
Jesus said: “You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.” Matthew 5:43-45
Almighty God, I pray for the health of Vladimir Putin, President of Russia. Please lay your hands upon him and cure him of his illnesses. Reveal yourself to him Lord, while you perform this miracle upon him, so that he may know you and want to obey your commands. In Jesus name I pray, Amen.
“But if you can’t trust an anonymous rumor that somebody’s sister in law heard from a neighbor who’s best friend’s plumber once cooked borscht while watching Dr. Zhivago - then who can you trust????!!!”
I’m not sure I follow.
But you can sure monitor the actions as best you can and let those facts as you observe them determine what the truth might be.
By the way, truth is often very illusive and quite hard to determine.
For each of the propaganda items I listed I can provide facts that refute the conclusion. So, in my mind, it is a huge wall of propaganda that we are being fed about the most important issues in our lives that the government controls (which is almost everything).
The Rooskie cancer surgeons carved a big piece out of Pooty Poot’s abdomen. UK Daily Mail sez it was the size of Micky Mantle’s 1959 outfielder’s glove.
After this wuz removed, Pooty is now cancer free! For about 10 minutes until the next tumor kicks in, to start growing/
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