Published 2 years ago

Vladimir Putin 'could be showing signs of cancer' as IV marks spotted on hands

Summary by Ground News

The Russian president, 70, launched an ongoing military invasion of neighbouring country Ukraine in February. Kyiv Post correspondent Jason Jay Smart has claimed that he could be showing signs of having had intravenous chemotherapy and pointed out marks on his hands. It comes amid rumours that the Russian leader is suffering from a rare form of cancer and a report that he had complained of aching pain.

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Daily Express

Putin illness rumours sparked by video showing 'IV track marks'

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin seen with 'IV track marks' on hand amid rumours he has cancer

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2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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New York Post

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2 years ago·New York, United States

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The Sun

Mad Vlad pictured with ‘track marks from IVs on back of hand’ as rumours swirl tyrant suffering cancer & crippling pain

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2 years ago·United Kingdom

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