Creepy Timelapse Footage Shows How Warmongering Vladimir Putin’s Twitchy Hands Froze For Nearly 10 Minutes — After Despot Vanished for 13 Days

The accelerated version of the eight-minute speech – which was his first appearance following a questionable two-week absence from the public eye – showed him sitting at his desk with his hands resting firmly on top.

While discussing Ukraine’s use of long-range US ATACMS missiles and British Storm Shadow missiles, the dictator’s hands and fingers didn’t move an inch.

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Others pointed out oddities in the speech, such as his voice and lip movement not matching up, the chair behind him randomly moving, and his tie appearing to be blurry.

Some also questioned if the leader had Parkinson’s disease, as his hands have often been seen twitching.

One wrote: “At times he has a bad tremor. Likely to hide this perhaps then (?) – he often grasps a chair or table etc, likely to keep it from being noticed in that way too.”

Putin’s last known public appearance was on November 7 at the Valdai Forum in Sochi. According to the Telegram channel VChK-OGPU, he has since disappeared for medical reasons.

The channel said: “Indeed, Putin has been absent from work recently and receives all reports exclusively via special communications.

“Those close to him are given the same standard answer in such cases: ‘He is undergoing a medical examination and a regular course of general health improvement.

“But no one knows how things are there in reality – and where he is.”

While the status of his health has not been confirmed, the Kremlin previously denied rumors that Putin’s health is deteriorating.

However, the Kremlin has been accused of airing pre-recorded meetings between Putin and Russian politicians.

In a televised meeting with Alexei Nechayev – leader of the New People faction – on November 19, two obvious mistakes were noticed, suggesting the clip was outdated.

In another meeting on November 14, Liberal-Democrat Party leader Leonid Slutsky informed Putin about the results of the parliamentary elections, which had taken place in September.