Putin's Hand Health: What's Really Going On?

Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, has been under the spotlight again, but this time it's not about his political moves. People are talking about his hands. In a recent video, Putin's right hand looked different—thin, wrinkled, and with bulging veins. This has sparked a lot of chatter online. Some people are wondering if Putin is not feeling well. A Ukrainian news outlet shared the video and said his hands look painful. Others on social media have also noticed the change. One person even joked that Putin has "monster hands. " But is there more to it than just looks? Putin's hands aren't the first to get attention. Remember Donald Trump's bruised hands? The White House said it was from shaking hands a lot and taking aspirin. They also mentioned a condition called chronic venous insufficiency, where blood doesn't pump well, causing swelling. But Putin's health has been a topic for a while. There are rumors he might be sick, but nothing is confirmed. In September, he was heard talking about living longer by transplanting organs. He even said people might live up to 150 years with new innovations. Back in November, someone noticed Putin's hands didn't move much in a video. It looked like they were separate from his body. And in October, the Kremlin admitted Putin was in the hospital after disappearing for two weeks. So, what's the deal with Putin's hands? Is it just a normal part of aging, or is there something more serious going on? It's hard to say, but one thing is clear—people are paying attention.