Vladimir Putin’s feet twitch during meeting sparking fresh Parkinson’s rumours
Vladimir Putin couldn't control his twitching feet during a conversation with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, increasing speculation that the Russian is suffering from Parkinson's disease.
During political talks in Moscow, the pair agreed to join forces in the war against Ukraine if Belarus is attacked.
Eagle-eyed viewers watching the footage, noticed Putin's legs spasm throughout the conversation.
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Sharing a clip, Ukrainian government official Anton Gerashchenko said: "Putin's feet during his meeting with Lukashenko. Is this Morse code?"
Belarus is a firm Kremlin ally and supporter of the war in Ukraine. The two countries have engaged in military cooperation, with Putin utilising the Belarusian territory to send his army over the border.
In his latest threat, Lukashenko confirmed that he is more than prepared to send his troops into battle.
He told reporters: "I'm prepared to fight alongside the Russians from the territory of Belarus in one case only: if at least one soldier from there comes to Belarus to kill my people."
"If they launch an aggression against Belarus, there will be the toughest response.
"And the war will take on a whole new character."
The Russian President's involuntary twitches come after the Sun obtained leaked spy documents, seemingly confirming that he is suffering from early-stage Parkinson's disease and pancreatic cancer.
Last year, he was pictured with speculated track marks on the back of his hands from IV treatment to combat the physical pain caused by cancer.
However, Kremlin officials deny that their leader is in poor health.
Throughout his political career, Putin has taken pride in his 'tough-guy' persona. However, in recent times, he's suffered from being out of breath and tripping over his words.
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