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Vladimir Putin said he is in good health after a two-day medical check-up despite having a blood pressure test back at a senior intelligence conference, according to reports.
Appearing at the AI Journey Forum in Moscow, Putin, 73, was invited to try out a new AI-powered kiosk that can measure users and blood pressure with a hand scanner, reuters.
The Russian President, who was surrounded by bodyguards, reportedly told the crowd: “I just got two days of annual evaluations. I took time to stay in the clinic. I also have to stay in the clinic.
The comments come amid persistent rumors about Putin’s health.
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President Vladimir Putin witnessed a spectacular dance performance by the blue, jusian ai-powered hunoid robot, at the AI Journey conference in Moscow. (Reuters)
At an event in Moscow on November 9, people noticed that the Russian President had an injured or swollen hand.
Ukrainian dairy adviser Anton Gerashchenko posted a close-up photo of Putin’s hand on X, saying “His veins are on fire” and adding, “something is wrong with Putin’s hands.”
In March, FOX News Digital reported that President Zelenskyy had predicted that Putin would ‘die soon’ as he was speculated to be suffering from cancer or strokes.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, speaks with Senberbank CEO Cerdo Greef as he visits the AI 2025 travel exhibition. (The Associated Press)
A video of Puting pulling a table during a meeting with defense officials in 2022 also led people to suspect that he had Parkinson’s disease or chronic pain.
In a press conference on Wednesday, Putin said he believes that eventually people can live for 150 years, via the Daily Express.
“It’s possible to get to 150,” he said. “But there will always be very few, like money – always.”
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From left, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong un and Prime Minister Shehlaz Sharif in Behlaz Sharif in Behlaz Sharif in Behlaz Sharif in Behlaz Sharif in Beijing (Alexander Kazakov, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)
It is not the first time that the Russian leader has thought long term.
During a heated exchange of the mic with XI JINING and North Korea’s Kim Jong un at a summit in Beijing in September, he could hear jokes about biotechnology and organ transplants.
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“The longer you live, the younger you become,” he says. “Maybe one day, we can even achieve immortality.”
FOX News Digital reached out to the Kremlin for additional comment.
