![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/putin-is-on-cocktail-of-psychotropic-drugs-as-he-battles-cancer-spy-docs-say/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/6269fe1e-92e8-40e1-b7dc-b6dbb4b64871.jpg&description=VLADIMIR Putin is "overdosing on a cocktail of psychotropic drugs" in a desperate bid to hide his cancer battle, according to bombshell spy documents. The Russian tyrant's health has long been the source of speculation, with Kremlin insiders saying his wellbeing is "sharply deteriorating". Russian President Vladimir Putin is said to be sick with Parkinson's and cancerCredit: Getty Images - Getty Putin pictured with suspected track marks from IV treatment on the back of his handCredit: East2West Putin seen 'in pain' and gripping a table during a televised meeting Analysts note how Putin leans forward and clenches his fists 'in pain' during meetings There have also been Western claims about Putin's health, notably from ex-MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove, who said the Russian leader faces being sent to a sanatorium, and will be gone by 2023, due to medical issues. In emails now seen by The Sun Online, a Russian intelligence source close to Putin, 70, appear to confirm he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and pancreatic cancer. And the leaked documents reveal the tyrant is being given a "super secret stimulating substance" invented personally for him. The "psychotropic" drugs help give Putin an energy boost to try and hide how "seriously sick" he is during key meetings and public appearances, the Russian insider said. Psychotropic drugs alter the functions of the nervous system and result in changes in perception, mood, consciousness, or behaviour. The special pill is said to be similar to Meldonium - a drug invented in the 1980s for KGB and GRU officers in Afghanistan. "It worked on the principle of boosting blood circulation in the body and improving the stamina of the fighter," the Russian security services source said. "For Putin, a component has been added to the drug that suppresses the state of psychological instability and any element of a sense of fear or danger." Putin is terrified of being poisoned and has also ramped up a supply of meds in case he's){kind=link}
VLADIMIR Putin is “overdosing on a cocktail of psychotropic drugs” in a desperate bid to hide his cancer battle, according to bombshell spy documents.
The Russian tyrant’s health has long been the source of speculation, with Kremlin insiders saying his wellbeing is “sharply deteriorating”.
There have also been Western claims about Putin’s health, notably from ex-MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove, who said the Russian leader faces being sent to a sanatorium, and will be gone by 2023, due to medical issues.
In emails now seen by The Sun Online, a Russian intelligence source close to Putin, 70, appear to confirm he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and pancreatic cancer.
And the leaked documents reveal the tyrant is being given a “super secret stimulating substance” invented personally for him.