Russian President Vladimir Putin is accused of planning to resign early next year due to health factors.
According to Russian observers, a video recently showed Putin, now 68, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
According to the monitors, Putin's leg movements were abnormal and he looked ill while holding a chair.
In fact, his fingers also shivered while holding a pen and Putin allegedly drank a cup of water containing painkillers.
The speculation grew stronger as a law was drafted to allow Putin to be appointed Senator for the rest of his life when he resigned.
The proposal was put forward by Putin himself to ensure that he obtained valid immunity from the public prosecutor and the rights of the country until he breathed his last.
There are allegations that Putin's lover Alina Kabaeva and her daughter, Maria Vorontsova, advised her to resign.
According to a Russian political scientist, Professor Valery Solovei, Putin is predicted to appoint a new Prime Minister who will be well-trained to be his successor.
Previously, the Putin administration often denied rumors of his resignation plan.
