Kremlin condemns “The Sun” newspaper report on Putin’s health … Will not resign

The British newspaper “The Sun” published a report in which it said that the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin is not good, which may push him to resign from the presidency. For its part, the Kremlin expressed its disgust at the report, calling what it reported “nonsense.”

In details, “The Sun” attributed its report to Professor Valery Solovy, a Russian political expert, who told a radio station in Moscow a few days ago that Putin is under pressure from those around him to resign; For concerns about your health.

In this context, the Kremlin on Friday condemned a report published by the British newspaper “The Sun”, which claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin could be suffering from Parkinson’s disease (Parkinson) and is heading to resign early next year, qualifying as incorrect what was mentioned in the newspaper.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “The press report, which is based on Solovi’s claims and reported by other British newspapers, is false,” noting that this is “absolute nonsense, all is well for him. President”.

The spokesman also responded negatively when asked if Putin intends to resign in the near future, as Solovey indicated.