Putin found ‘lying on floor’ after allegedly suffering cardiac arrest, reports claim

A Telegram channel supposedly managed by someone who knows about the Russian government claimed that Vladimir Putin, the leader of Russia, was discovered by his guards lying on the ground in his bedroom. This happened because he had a heart attack.

According to a Telegram Channel, Putin was lying on the floor and rolling his eyes. However, this same channel has previously shared similar information about the Russian leader's health, and many of those updates turned out to be false.

The purported occurrence in the most recent update happened on the evening of Sunday, October 22nd.

As per the allegations, medical professionals were urgently summoned when the 71-year-old leader was quickly taken to "a medical center specially constructed in the apartment where he received extensive medical attention."

WION couldn't confirm these assertions on their own.

"The Inside Scoop On Telegram"

Reportedly, the former lieutenant general from Russia is in charge of the General SVR channel. Through this channel on Telegram, updates on Putin's wellbeing are often shared. The Western media often takes notice of this news.

According to General SVR, it has been said that security personnel responsible for guarding the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin had allegedly heard some commotion and the sound of objects falling from the bedroom where the President was staying.

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According to a high-ranking official from the SVR, two security guards rushed into the president's bedroom and found Putin lying on the ground near the bed. There was also a table with refreshments on it that had been knocked over. Putin appeared to be having involuntary muscle spasms and was rolling his eyes.

Is Putin's Health In Question?

The media in the West has a strong interest in Putin's health, particularly after his military forces moved into Ukraine in 2014. There has been much discussion and rumors about Putin's physical condition.

The Telegram channel previously alleged that the individual who traveled to China at the beginning of this month was not the actual Russian president Putin, but his lookalike.

In August, a post on Telegram sparked worries about Putin's well-being. On August 28th, a user known as "Z-blogger" took to the messaging app and wrote, "Oh please, God, don't leave us. We pray that you're still alive and well."

Anton Gerashchenko, who advises Ukraine's minister of internal affairs, posted a message about X on Telegram and asked, "What's happening?" Gerashchenko's post generated various responses on the short-form blogging platform.

Last April, the General SVR channel alleged that Putin was experiencing major health concerns, which included symptoms such as intense headaches, impaired vision, and a lack of sensation in the tongue.

During the month of May in the previous year, the network reported that Putin's health was in a critical state and he had to undergo a surgical procedure to drain fluid from his stomach area.

(From information provided by different sources)