The Kremlin on Tuesday (Oct 24) rejected <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/putin-found-lying-on-floor-after-allegedly-suffering-cardiac-arrest-reports-suggest-650538">speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health </a>and said he is fit and well. Speaking to reporters, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also denied claims that President Putin was using body doubles.

"I can tell you that he has no doubles, and with regards to work and so on, this is already an absurd informational hoax that is discussed by some media with vigorous tenacity. It makes nothing but smile," Peskov said.

Earlier, General SRV, a channel on Telegram claimed that Putin suffered a serious health episode last Sunday (Oct 22). General SRV said that the Russian president was lying on the floor and rolling his eyes.&nbsp;

There have been speculations about Putin's health in the past as well ranging from blood cancer to Parkinson's disease.

In August, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/telegram-post-ignites-concerns-about-russian-president-vladimir-putins-health-ukraine-reacts-631170">another Telegram channel </a>that goes by the name of "Z-blogger" shared a post which read, "God, don't you leave us. Pray to God you are alive and healthy." Anton Gerashchenko, the adviser to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs, shared the Telegram post on X and said, "What is going on?"

In February, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/is-vladimir-putin-sick-new-clip-of-his-feet-twitching-goes-viral-sparks-health-concerns-564297">a video went viral on social media </a>showing Putin being unable to control his twitching feet during a conversation with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko.

The video showed Putin's legs fidgeting and his feet tapping when he and Lukashenko discussed expanding military and economic ties.

Putin turned 71 on October 7 and maintains an intensive schedule of meetings and public appearances, many of them televised. His recent programme included a visit to China last week, with stop-offs in two Russian cities on the way back.

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The Kremlin on Tuesday (Oct 24) rejected speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health and said he is fit and well. Speaking to reporters, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also denied claims that President Putin was using body doubles.

The Kremlin on Tuesday (Oct 24) rejected speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health and said he is fit and well. Speaking to reporters, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also denied claims that President Putin was using body doubles. "I can tell you that he has no doubles, and with regards to work and so on, this is already an absurd informational hoax that is discussed by some media with vigorous tenacity. It makes nothing but smile," Peskov said. Earlier, General SRV, a channel on Telegram claimed that Putin suffered a serious health episode last Sunday (Oct 22). General SRV said that the Russian president was lying on the floor and rolling his eyes. There have been speculations about Putin's health in the past as well ranging from blood cancer to Parkinson's disease. In August, another Telegram channel that goes by the name of "Z-blogger" shared a post which read, "God, don't you leave us. Pray to God you are alive and healthy." Anton Gerashchenko, the adviser to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs, shared the Telegram post on X and said, "What is going on?" In February, a video went viral on social media showing Putin being unable to control his twitching feet during a conversation with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. The video showed Putin's legs fidgeting and his feet tapping when he and Lukashenko discussed expanding military and economic ties. Putin turned 71 on October 7 and maintains an intensive schedule of meetings and public appearances, many of them televised. His recent programme included a visit to China last week, with stop-offs in two Russian cities on the way back. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

He's fit and well: Kremlin rejects rumours about Putin's ill-health

CIA chief Bill Burns has confirmed that President Putin is "entirely too healthy" amid rumours over the Russian president's ill health.

The CIA chief while speaking at a security forum in Colorado declared that&nbsp;"there are lots of rumours about President Putin's health and as far as we can tell he's entirely too healthy."&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraine-russia-to-sign-elusive-grain-deal-to-resume-ukraine-black-sea-exports-499586">Also Read:&nbsp;Ukraine and Russia to sign grain deal to resume Ukraine Black Sea exports</a>

Last week UK's military chief Admiral Tony Radakin asserted that it was "wishful thinking" amid speculation that the Russian president was suffering from bad health or maybe assassinated.

There have been persistent rumours about Putin's health ever since he ordered the "special military operation" against Ukraine on February 24 as Russian forces invaded the neighbouring country.

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Radakin in fact said Putin's regime has been able to "quash" opposition while informing that "nobody at the top has got the motivation to challenge President Putin".

Radakin estimated that at least 50,000 Russian soldiers were either killed or wounded in the current operation against Ukraine while acknowledging that Putin's Russia is a nuclear power with cyber and space capabilities and that it can threaten underwater cables which can halt worldwide information.

Putin, 70, has been under media speculation over the past several months as some reports have claimed the Russian president was visited by thyroid cancer specialist Yevgeny Selivanov at the southern resort city of Sochi as other reports claimed the president had undergone advanced treatment for cancer.

The Kremlin has however dismissed all health-related claims related to Putin while asserting that he was in good health.

(With inputs from Agencies)

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CIA chief Bill Burns has confirmed that President Putin is "entirely too healthy" amid rumours over the Russian president's ill health. The CIA chief while speaking at a security forum in Colorado declared that "there are lots of rumours about President Putin's health and as far as we can tell he's entirely too healthy.

CIA chief Bill Burns has confirmed that President Putin is "entirely too healthy" amid rumours over the Russian president's ill health. The CIA chief while speaking at a security forum in Colorado declared that "there are lots of rumours about President Putin's health and as far as we can tell he's entirely too healthy." Also Read: Ukraine and Russia to sign grain deal to resume Ukraine Black Sea exports Last week UK's military chief Admiral Tony Radakin asserted that it was "wishful thinking" amid speculation that the Russian president was suffering from bad health or maybe assassinated. There have been persistent rumours about Putin's health ever since he ordered the "special military operation" against Ukraine on February 24 as Russian forces invaded the neighbouring country. Watch: Russia plans to extend and expand Ukraine war Radakin in fact said Putin's regime has been able to "quash" opposition while informing that "nobody at the top has got the motivation to challenge President Putin". Radakin estimated that at least 50,000 Russian soldiers were either killed or wounded in the current operation against Ukraine while acknowledging that Putin's Russia is a nuclear power with cyber and space capabilities and that it can threaten underwater cables which can halt worldwide information. Putin, 70, has been under media speculation over the past several months as some reports have claimed the Russian president was visited by thyroid cancer specialist Yevgeny Selivanov at the southern resort city of Sochi as other reports claimed the president had undergone advanced treatment for cancer. The Kremlin has however dismissed all health-related claims related to Putin while asserting that he was in good health. (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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