Kathrine Frich
Komarovsky warned that Putin’s condition is likely to worsen.
Komarovsky warned that Putin’s condition is likely to worsen.
“Not even theoretically possible,” says doctor
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently claimed in a private setting with China’s president XI Jinping, that he’d like to live to 150.
But according to well-known Ukrainian physician Yevgeny Komarovsky, the idea is pure fantasy.
“That’s not possible, not theoretically, not practically,” Komarovsky wrote in a column for Gordon. “Such an age for a human being is absurd.”
Medical science has already hit its limits
According to Komarovsky, even with the best doctors and treatments in the world, human longevity has reached a plateau.
“There used to be a trend of increasing life expectancy,” he said,
“but that curve has now flattened. We’ve practically exhausted what science and technology can offer.”
“You can’t escape genetics”
Putin reportedly relies on the best care money can buy, but Komarovsky says no medical team can change basic biology.
“Even with excellent care, early diagnosis, and the world’s top doctors, Putin cannot live to 150, because you can’t escape genetics,” he said.
“Yes, his parents lived relatively long lives, but they didn’t even reach 100.”
You can not replace blood vessels in the brain
Komarovsky emphasized that certain parts of the human body simply cannot be swapped out.
“You can replace his heart, kidneys, or lungs, but what are you going to do with the blood vessels in the brain? Absolutely nothing. They’ve long been ‘working in the wrong direction,’” he explained.
Mental sharpness fades
The ageing brain is unavoidable, Komarovsky warned.
He said that cognitive decline is natural for all people over 80, regardless of their status.
“No one at the age of 80 can maintain complete mental clarity, not the President of Russia, not the President of the United States. It’s simply not possible,” he stated.
“Putin is already far beyond reason and logic”
Asked whether Putin might die soon, Komarovsky declined to speculate.
But he offered a chilling assessment of the Russian leader’s current state:
“That’s not within my area of expertise, I don’t analyse such things,” he said.
“But one thing is clear: Putin has long been beyond the bounds of normality, logic, and common sense.”
Voice changes hint at deeper issues
As a physician, Komarovsky says he can spot subtle physical signs of decline.
“Putin’s voice timbre has already changed,” he observed.
“In 2022, he spoke with much more energy. His facial expressions are still the same, and he’s still able to keep a completely blank face while speaking total nonsense. But the voice is no longer the same.”
The decline will continue
Komarovsky warned that Putin’s condition is likely to worsen.
He predicted further deterioration in the brain’s blood flow, thinking processes, and ability to stay mentally focused.
These, he said, are normal consequences of ageing, and no amount of power or protection can stop them.
This article is made and published by Kathrine Frich, which may have used AI in the preparation
