Kremlin reacts to claims of Putin’s convulsions during medical crisis.

Kremlin Responds ‍to Reports‌ Putin Was Found Convulsing ‍on⁣ the Floor Amid Medical Emergency

The Kremlin is denying ⁢reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin ​suffered a serious medical episode this week and⁣ was found on⁤ the floor of his bedroom.

Sky ⁣News Australia, citing a⁣ Telegram post by a group called​ General‍ SVR claiming to have ⁤classified intelligence on Putin’s‌ health,⁤ reported Monday that he had collapsed​ in‍ his bedroom on Sunday evening.

Other Western news outlets — ⁤including⁢ the U.K.’s Express and Mirror — also reported the claims from General SVR.

Putin, 71, suffered from cardiac arrest and fell to the floor, alerting his⁢ security‍ team, the group said.

Sky News reported Putin was​ allegedly found in‌ the room “convulsively‍ arched while lying ⁤on the floor, rolling his eyes.”

“The ​doctors, who were on duty at the residence in one of the adjacent⁤ rooms, were immediately called,” General SVR ⁤said, according to the report.‌ “Doctors performed resuscitation, having previously determined that the president was in cardiac arrest.

“Help was provided on time, the heart was started, and Putin ​regained consciousness.”

The group said the Russian leader’s inner⁤ circle fears⁣ he is on the “brink of ⁢death,” according to Sky News.

But according to the Kremlin, the report is false.

It also attempted​ to dispel rumors that‍ Putin, whose ⁣health has been questioned, has been staying out of ​sight and using a body double.

“Everything ⁣is fine⁢ with him, this is absolutely ‍another fake,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on a Russian Telegram channel in reference to the report‍ Putin suffered ​a health episode, Reuters reported.

Peskov ⁣also said claims that Putin has used a body double ⁣have made him “smile.”

“This​ belongs to the category of absurd⁤ information‌ hoaxes that ​a whole series of media discuss with enviable ​tenacity,” ‍he said. “This evokes nothing but a smile.”

As Newsweek noted, since Russia’s​ 2022 invasion of Ukraine, rumors about Putin’s‍ health have⁤ been plentiful but not confirmed.

The ⁤leader has‍ been said to have suffered from ailments from terminal cancer to Parkinson’s disease.

Russian officials have denied claims Putin is‍ struggling at⁣ every ⁤turn — including a report last winter, also courtesy of General SVR, that the Russian leader fell down a flight of stairs ​and soiled himself.

One intelligence expert told Newsweek in February that he believes reports of Putin’s apparent coming death might be a product of “wishful thinking.”

“I’m deeply skeptical that Putin has some health problems likely ‍to lead to his⁤ imminent death or incapacitation,” said Mark Galeotti of the London-based consultant⁤ firm Mayak Intelligence.

“There is a great deal of rumor, propaganda and wishful thinking in play,” Galeotti said.

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