The Kremlin has denied the ravings of a crazy professor
The Kremlin was forced today to refute the information voiced by the strange professor Valery Solovy, who recommends himself as a member of a secret organization that rules the world, and, citing reliable sources, spreads scandalous rumors.
So, on November 2, on the air of the liberal radio station “Echo of Moscow,” Solovey said that at the beginning of next year the President of the Russian Federation will resign due to his state of health. The professor refused to name Putin’s diagnoses on air, but gave a link to an anonymous telegram channel, which begged a subscription of 50 thousand people in exchange for this information.
Despite the “deadly diagnoses,” Putin, according to Solovy, is still going to either head the State Council or become a senator for life.
Putin’s decision, according to Nightingale, was influenced by gymnast Alina Kabaeva, who is allegedly his common-law wife.
Until now, Nightingale's gossip has only been broadcast by marginal media. However, on November 6, a “sensational exclusive” was published by two British tabloids – the Sun and the Daily Mail.
Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov today called the information from Western tabloids “complete nonsense” and assured that Putin is in good health and has no plans to resign.
“There is nothing special to comment on. This is complete nonsense. The president is doing well,” Peskov said.
Let us recall that Solovey previously stated several times that opposition blogger Alexei Navalny “was poisoned” with the knowledge of the Russian president. At the same time, the professor emphasized that this was not his opinion, but a “medical fact.”
According to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, libel is punishable by a fine of up to five million rubles or in the amount of the wages or other income of the convicted person for a period of up to three years, or by compulsory labor for a period of up to four hundred and eighty hours.
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