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Russian President Vladimir Putin puts on specialized glasses during training for mobilized soldiers in a camp in the Russian region of Ryazan.

Putin's inner circle worried about his "constant coughing fits and nausea"

The state of health of Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again been in question. The concern of the president's relatives has grown in recent days because his "thinness and persistent cough" is becoming more and more noticeable and this may alarm the Russian elites by seeing it as a "sign of the rapid deterioration of the health of the leader", according to the British newspaper The Mirror, which quotes a source close to Putin.

Specifically, it is about General SVR, who has been stating for a long time that Putin has cancer —thus contradicting the official version of the Kremlin—, and has indicated on his Telegram channel that the Russian president has lost eight kilos in recent months.

To this must be added the information that indicates that last weekend he underwent a medical examination, despite having been photographed days before with some of the troops that have been mobilized to fight in Ukraine, and even dared to shoot with a sniper rifle.

Russian President Vladimir Putin inspects the training progress of mobilized servicemen at a training camp in the Western Military District in the Ryazan region, Russia.

Among the images that were released of this visit, you can see a strange mark on the back of Putin's right hand that has also raised all kinds of speculation about his health, and some journalists have ventured to say that they could "be IV markings. Other co-responsible have ruled out this possibility and have pointed out that it is only the angle of the photograph with respect to his bulging veins.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian Defense Minister Shoigu chat with mobilized servicemen at a training camp in the Western Military District in Russia's Ryazan region.

Last weekend, only one image of him was released from a telematic meeting with the governor of the former Magadan region, Sergey Nosov, images that, according to The Mirror speculate, could have been recorded previously. This week, Putin had another face-to-face working meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, in which he was seen briefly coughing.

According to this general, "both Putin and his relatives, as well as the doctors, are concerned about the president's coughing fits, as well as constant nausea and lack of appetite due to medication for cancer treatment," he wrote in his Telegram channel.

"In recent months, Putin has lost eight kilos and those around the president are concerned that the thinness and persistent cough noted in his progress will be seen by elites as a sign of the leader's rapidly deteriorating health.", has added this general.

According to this military command, Putin is in a bad mood due to the course of the war, especially with regard to reprimanding and interrupting his Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu, during a telematic meeting.

"After Shoigu disconnected from the video conference, Putin began to speak with other representatives of the military bloc's leadership, but was unable to continue due to a severe coughing fit, to the point that the meeting had to be suspended and the president needed medical help," said this general on his channel, which ensures that he has sourced from the Kremlin.