Sergei Shoigu, 66, is said to be “out of the game” after a state of emergency and “could become disabled” if he survives, according to businessman Leonid Nevzlin.
The 52-year-old, who is an enemy of Vladimir Putin, added that the government official is currently “in the intensive care unit, connected to the devices,” the Mirror reports.
He also claims that 20 Defense Department generals have been detained as part of a 7 7.6 billion ransom case, with 150 Federal Security Service (FSB) officers already in custody. The exiled former co-owner of the oil giant Yukos claims that his news was spread by anonymous sources in Moscow, however it has not yet been confirmed by an independent. Read more related articles Read more related articles One theory could be that potential coup plotters are trapped or otherwise incapacitated. Mr Nevzlin said on Facebook: “Shoigu is out of the game, he can become disabled if he survives. “She suddenly had a huge heart attack. “He is in the intensive care unit, connected to devices. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu is reportedly in “intensive care” after a heart attack. (Image: Russian Ministry of Defense \ TASS via Getty Images) “Rumor has it that the heart attack could not have been caused by natural causes.” There have been previous rumors of Shoigu’s heart problems and he also claims he was out of sight because Putin ordered him to operate from a remote nuclear shelter in the Urals. There have also been reports that Putin has put him on the brink of invasion as Kremlin forces have suffered heavy casualties. There have been allegations that Putin put the Secretary of Defense on the sidelines of the invasion. (Image: AFP via Getty Images) Shoigu was seen on April 13 in a teleconference with Putin and other ministers on Arctic development. He was wearing a suit and taking notes, apparently taking notes on Putin’s instructions. He was not heard speaking. Read more related articles Read more related articles However, there have been questions in the past about whether canned food is sometimes used in these meetings when Putin appears at a distance to meet with ministers. Nevzlin did not say when he immediately believed Shoigu had a heart attack. He claimed that the detained generals were all from the “headquarters” and not from the field in Ukraine – but gave no evidence of such mass detention during the war in Ukraine. There have been allegations that Shoigu’s heart attack was not the result of natural causes. (Image: Getty Images) Nevzlin wrote: “Everything is clear here – the total embezzlement of funds for its preparation [taking over the leadership of Ukraine]. “Since 2014, about $ 10 billion (USD) has been stolen by Putin to prepare for the blitzkrieg.” A criminal case is also under way against longtime former Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, 50, Nevzlin claimed. There are rumors that he was ordered to operate from a remote nuclear shelter in the Urals by President Putin. (Image: REUTERS) He added: “He is expected to testify against his colleagues and friends. “Sources in the FSB say that if he does not consult with the investigation, he will be transferred either to the Matrosskaya Tishina detention center or to Lefortovo.” He also said that the man who “invented Putinism” – the ideologue Vladislav Surkov – has been detained in Russia and is under house arrest. Read more related articles Read more related articles Reports of this surfaced yesterday as Putin turned against his inner circle amid a crisis in the war and deep divisions in the Kremlin. He said: “Surkov is under house arrest. This is the same case in which 20 generals were arrested.” It includes the alleged disappearance of funds intended to pave the way for war and to easily occupy Ukraine with the help of compliant locals. Nevzlin is a Russian-Israeli businessman, investor and philanthropist. He held senior positions in the Menatep Group and its subsidiary, Yukos Oil Company. Do not miss the latest news from all over Scotland and beyond – Subscribe to our daily newsletter here.
