Moscow: Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, who has been in power since 1999, may resign next year. According to media reports, Putin, 69, has Parkinson’s disease. His 38-year-old girlfriend Alina Kabaeva has been pressuring him to resign since the illness came to light. There is news that Putin’s daughters also want to leave those responsibilities and just relax.
Putin’s Parkinson’s
According to reports, analysts noticed that the president is in pain. His body trembles constantly, which is often seen in Parkinson’s patients. “There is a family that has a lot of influence,” Professor Valery Solovy, a Moscow political scientist, told The Sun. He plans to make his handover plans public in January. ”
Girlfriend pressure
Reportedly, Putin’s girlfriend Elena Kabaeva and his two daughters are urging him to relinquish his responsibilities and take care of his health. The speculation comes at a time when Russian lawmakers have introduced a law that would provide former presidents with lifelong immunity from criminal cases. The Russian parliament is currently considering a new law. If it happens, Putin will be at ease.
Putin’s career
President Putin was born in 1952 in St. Petersburg. Putin studied law and is a law graduate. Putin knows all kinds of weapons. Putin has also worked for the intelligence agency KJB. When Boris Yeltsin resigned in 1999, Putin became acting president. He won the election in 2000 and became President and has been in power ever since.
