Russia refutes Britain’s claim that Vladimir Putin is dead

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and President Vladimir Putin

Moscow (Russia) – The news of President Vladimir Putin’s death is a rumour. Putin had no illness, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov refuting the claim made by Britain about Putin’s death. Lavrov while speaking to the French news channel ‘TF’ said ‘Putin can be seen daily on the TV. You can see him, and hear him.’ The Russian Foreign Ministry in its statement has said Lavrov drew the attention of the people to this fact.

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Putin has recently been diagnosed with cancer and operated on to remove the fluid from his stomach. This news was published in the news media. Also, ‘Putin is dead and the person that we see as Putin is body double’, is the claim made by the British Secret Service. ‘The Independent’ a British publication has published that a Russian Spy has disclosed that Putin is losing his vision and doctors have said that he will live for only 3 more years. This too has been refuted by Russia.