Vladimir Putin dead?: Kremlin tyrant’s death “not unlikely,” according to expert

news.de Vladimir Putin dead?: Kremlin tyrant’s death “not unlikely,” according to expert Article by news.de editor Tobias Rüster • 18 hours There is always speculation about the alleged death of Vladimir Putin. What hasn't been reported about the alleged death of Vladimir Putin in the past few days? The windy Telegram channel “General SVR” made sensational headlines several times. First it was reported that Kremlin tyrant Vladimir Putin had suffered a heart attack. The 71-year-old's death was later announced. Of course, there was no confirmation of this; the Kremlin promptly denied the reports. Vladimir Putin: Speculation about death after Telegram post It is unlikely to have increased trust in the supposed insider channel. Because “General SVR” is not considered credible. The reports on the Telegram channel are closer to conspiracy stories than insider reports. It is unclear who is behind the channel. However, speculation surrounding the alleged death of Vladimir Putin remains. Now Professor Anthony Glees (University of Buckingham) has spoken out on the topic and surprises with a crazy Putin thesis. Also read: Table mockery for Putin! Does he reveal his doppelganger trick HERE? Vladimir Putin long dead? University professor speaks of clues in Kremlin message The security and intelligence expert is waiting for clues in a message from the Kremlin that could prepare for the possible death of Vladimir Putin. Anthony Glees is certain that there could soon be indications of the alleged death of the Russian President. The scientist also believes that Putin's death could lead to an end to the war in Ukraine. Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, had previously contradicted this. Expert on possible Putin death: "I think we will know very soon" Security expert Glees now explained in the British "Mirror": "I think we will know very soon. If he dies, the Kremlin will try to make the transition seamless and smooth. What we can expect in the coming days "There are more leaks, more denials, but gradual signs of a realignment that will slowly look different. We will hear about other things." Glees went on to say that being in power for about a quarter of a century was a "pretty amazing feat" and would "probably cause significant stress to even the healthiest people." "Could he have been dead for some time? I think that's not unlikely." Glees is certain that the Kremlin could have relied on Putin lookalikes during this period.