The health of the Russian dictator has deteriorated - Vladimir Putin has allegedly fallen into a coma after an unsuccessful surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. This was reported by Obozrevatel, citing information obtained from his intelligence sources.  

Intelligence agencies, citing their sources in the Kremlin, reported that Putin's entourage began preparing the so-called "transit of power" - to look for a successor to the "throne. Whether this is true or not, it will be possible to check very soon, when the Kremlin will comment on the refusal of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia at the presidential level.

According to intelligence reports, the Russian president is in intensive care where his vital functions are kept alive by means of artificial life support systems. Putin allegedly showed all signs of inhibition of his brainstem reflexes and his body does not respond to pain.

The Russian head of state is in a destructive coma, intelligence sources report.

The dictator's entourage has, in all likelihood, decided to conceal information about Putin's condition. They plan to keep everyone in the dark until the Kremlin determines who will succeed the Russian president.

Until then, a look-alike of the Russian leader will appear in public to create the desired image for the media.

It is expected that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov may soon ask Turkish President Recep Erdogan to announce the long-awaited meeting between Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, at which the Turkish leader is also expected to be present.

However, sources say that this meeting will not take place as a result of the Kremlin's plan - the Russian Federation does not want to risk exposing Putin's switch as a double.

Russia intends to blame Ukraine, its allegedly unconstructive position and Volodymyr Zelensky for disrupting this yet-to-be-announced meeting. To do this, our country will be put forward conditions that are knowingly unacceptable to Ukraine.

The observer notes that this information needs to be confirmed.

We also stress that Turkish President Recep Erdogan plans to hold talks with Ukrainian and Russian presidents Vladimir Zelensky and Vladimir Putin. They should take place as early as this week and will concern the unblocking of Ukrainian grain exports by sea.