Putin escalates threats with new missile; health rumors swirl

Vladimir Putin, the Russian president and war criminal, is escalating the conflict in Ukraine. This time, he is threatened with Oriesznik ballistic missiles. One was recently used in an attack on the city of Dnipro.

"The temperature of the damaging elements of the Oreshnik allegedly reaches 4,000 degrees (Celcius - ed. approx. 7,200 degrees Farenheit), and the missile supposedly ‘strikes even highly protected and deeply located targets," Putin said.

The statements of the Russian leader are not without motive. This is Russia's response to the United States' decision to allow Ukraine to carry out missile attacks on enemy territory.

Putin's statement caught attention not only because of its content. Ukrainian blogger and former advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs Anton Herashchenko once again pointed out the quality of the recording. He recently noted that during a previous appearance, Putin's hands did not move at all, as if they physically did not belong to him.

This time, Herashchenko focused on the dictator's legs. It is noticeable that the lower limbs moved in a strange way. Internet users are wondering about the reason for this. Some point to the progressing illness of Parkinson's. Others believe that the recording is simply fabricated. However, it is not known what the purpose of such an altered publication would be.

Rumors about Vladimir Putin's health and his doppelgängers have been around for years. Time is certainly not sparing the 72-year-old dictator. However, he still rules Russia, although the "special operation" he planned is lasting much longer than anticipated, the ruble is losing value, and citizens are becoming poorer. Nonetheless, Putin remains determined to wage war with Ukraine and threaten the West.