Vladimir Putin's health may be in question now, but that hasn't always been the case for the Russian president.
Russian news outletthat some of the Russian political elite are unhappy with the current situation but think that"only a major health issue could drive the president from office."
Between February 24 when the invasion started and May 27 this year, Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed 4,031 civilians in the country including 92 girls, 100 boys, and 69 children whose sex was not yet knownnow amid rumors of cancer or Parkinson's disease, media reports in the past have presented a very different picture of Putin—one of a healthy president with a liking for sports and a dislike of smoking.
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