Why does Putin conceal his poop from the world?

A former DIA intelligence officer has revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin hides his poop from the world to hide his well being points.

Russian President Vladimir Putin (AP)

Where do Putin’s poop and pee go? In a specifically made suitcase carried round by his bodyguards.

A current report has revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s worry of divulging an excessive amount of about his well being and circumstances has pushed him to even conceal his faeces from the world.

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According to a current report by Fox News Digital, Rebekah Koffler, president of Doctrine & Strategy Consulting and a former DIA intelligence officer stated: “Putin fears the possibility of any information about his health getting into the hands of foreign intelligence services.”

“He wants to project the image that he will be ruling Russia indefinitely in order to deter any chaos associated with a change of power,” stated the creator of the e-book, ‘Putin’s Playbook’.

A report by French weekly information journal Paris Match revealed {that a} particular officer of the Federal Guard Service handles the suitcase, which accommodates Putin’s faecal matter and urine collected throughout his journeys. The suitcase is then returned to Moscow.

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Koffler stated: “While there is much speculation about Putin’s having a terminal illness, the intelligence about his health is inconclusive. Short of a terminal illness, Putin will likely be Russia’s president at least through 2024 and possibly through 2036, given that his popularity has skyrocketed after the invasion of Ukraine.”

Various experiences about Putin’s sick well being — from blood most cancers and diminishing eye issues to psychological sickness — have been doing rounds of late. The experiences come amid Russia trudging on to try to acquire entry to Ukraine’s capital Kyiv since its invasion of the neighbouring nation on February 24.