Rumors of trouble from cancer Putin gather momentum again: US newspaper claimed that the Russian head of state is suffering from a deadly disease

US newspaper The New York Post writes that the recent rumors are again gaining momentum, as Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer.

The newspaper points out that the Belarusian and Polish publications are written in recent months that Russia is the top country in the spinal cord tumor. Postage journalist Richard Johnson says his sources indicate, however, Putin pancreas or pancreatic cancer, which is one of the most deadly forms of cancer at all.

"Putin cures alleged to East Germany from an elderly doctor with whom the man met decades ago when he served in Dresden KGB officer. The doctor has tried a variety of treatments, including steroidisüste that explain the Putin's muscular appearance," writes the newspaper.



84-year-old Russian presidential Body Doctor told recently that he hated coming to Russia, and he was treated badly by Putin's security guards.

British veteran Crispin Black, who often writes about terrorism and intelligence, wrote this year that the rumors of Putin's cancer has come back for revenge due. Black wrote to The Week that Hordokovskile armuaandmine is a clear sign of a man's disease.

"Some have suggested that [Putin] has cleaned their own conscience," wrote Black. While others argue that the Russian head of state until about three years to live and he wants to leave behind a legacy and expand, like Peter the Great, Stalin, or national boundaries.

"Make your choice," the newspaper throws doubt referring to the rumors in the air.

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