“Cancer-stricken” Vladimir Putin is only “kept alive by foreign doctors” as the “end already in sight” for the tyrant

Cancer-stricken Vladimir Putin is being kept alive by foreign doctors, but he’s running out of time, a Russian political scientist has claimed.

Rumors persist that the 70-year-old tyrant is “seriously ill” and is being kept alive with “advanced treatments,” according to Valery Solovey.

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Solovey is a former professor at the prestigious Moscow Institute of International Relations, a training school for spies and diplomats, who has long claimed to have insider knowledge of Putin’s health.

His alleged health problems hit a new low in early December after it was revealed he had apparently soiled himself in a fall at his official residence.

And bomb spy documents leaked to The Sun Online also appeared to confirm that Putin has Parkinson’s and early-stage pancreatic cancer after months of rumors.

Solovey claims Putin initially suffered from colon cancer, which had spread “and is now more dangerous” and that the drug led to early symptoms of Parkinson’s.

“He’s got some pretty serious medical problems,” Solovey claimed, who claims Putin is being kept alive by being treated by “non-Russian doctors.”

“I can say that without this treatment he definitely would not have been in the public life of the Russian Federation. It’s absolutely safe,” claims Solovey.

He did not say where the doctors allegedly treating Putin were from, but insisted the ailing Kremlin leader “trusts” them.

Solovey, speaking to Ukrainian YouTube channel Odesa Film Studio, claimed Putin was receiving “advanced treatments that Russia cannot provide him” overseen by Russian medics.

But he claimed that despite the treatment, “the end is already in sight, even according to the doctors who are curating this treatment, because no drug can be endlessly successful.”

The cancellation of a trip to visit a major tank plant “could be related to health issues”.

“Typically, there are two factors at play when trips are canceled – health and safety issues,” he claimed.

“I don’t know which one wins in this case.”

No official reason was given for the cancellation, but it comes after he canceled his State of the Union address, annual hockey game and year-end press conference.

Putin’s condition was the subject of feverish speculation – he appeared nervous, unsteady on his feet and occasionally out of breath.

Mad Vlad was spotted earlier this year clutching a thick blanket as he watched a parade and swaying and slurring while speaking with a glass of champagne.

His alleged health problems hit a new low after it was revealed he appeared to have soiled himself in a fall at his official residence.

In recent months, Putin has been pictured with suspected traces of IV treatment on the back of his hand – amid rumors he may have been suffering from other types of cancer as well.

While disturbing footage showed the Russian leader clutching his chair in a claw-like grip while his feet constantly twitched during a call in September.

The sight was quickly repeated during a meeting with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev a few days ago.

He has also shown purple hands.

Putin has been warned that if he fails to achieve something in Ukraine, he could face an internal uprising.

It follows claims by senior Ukrainian figures that Putin fears being killed if he loses the war in Ukraine and is therefore “fighting for his life”.