Boris Karpichkov is a former KGB spy (Russian intelligence service) of 62 years who currently lives in the UK and has commented in the newspaper ‘The Sun’ that Putin is sick and paranoid.

Former KGB confirmed that the Russian leader, Valadímir Putin, had dementia at an early stage and that he suffers from a paranoia that “drives him crazy”, he exclusively underlined the newspaper. Some scathing remarks since Putin’s health is an almost taboo subject for Kremlin workers and their regime has always demanded good physical condition from their president.

In fact, Putin’s press officer, Dmitry Peskov, has long praised in recent weeks that his health is “very good”. after a few public appearances where he seemed to be getting worse.

Putin’s health, “subtle” issues

Karpichkov explained that Putin’s health has always been a “subtle” issue and that The leader always sees “traitors” around him, which increases his paranoia. “He acts with paranoid ideas”, as “obsessed”, he has highlighted.

According to his experience he he saw “literally everyone, including those in his secret service, as traitors.”

Dementia and Parkinson

ex spy has boldly predicted that Putin is suffering from bouts of dementia and Parkinson’s and corroborated that “there is great concern” among the close core told the Russian president that he suffered from several pathologies “due to a sports injury during his youth”.

Based on recent pictures, where it appears that his mobility is deteriorating or his facial expressions, Karpichkov suggested that he may have developed Parkinson’s or some serious complications stemming from the cancer.

Bloated Putin sparks Parkinson’s rumors after ‘gripping table, bending over and constantly tapping feet’ pic.twitter.com/vZFkvkJNaE

— Sun (@Sun) 23 April 2022

In his last appearancee have been able to catch him clinging to the table and bending over and even limping while walkingso rumors about his ill health skyrocketed and some even said that he would soon undergo surgery for cancer.