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Vladimir Putin may already be DEAD, says President Zelensky in bizarre speech amid cancer and body double claims

VLADIMIR Putin might already be dead, Volodymyr Zelensky suggested today in a bizarre speech.

Ukraine's president also told world leaders he is not sure who makes decisions in the Kremlin following claims Putin's recent appearances have been faked using TV special effects.

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Rumours have been swirling for months about Vladimir Putin's healthCredit: Rex
Volodymyr Zelensky speaking during the World Economic Forum in DavosCredit: Getty

Rumours have swirled for months about the 70-year-old Russian tyrant's failing health - fuelled by his bloated face and trembling legs.

Bombshell spy documents leaked to The Sun appeared to confirm he has pancreatic cancer and early-stage Parkinson's disease.

Ukraine previously suggested Russia is using body doubles to stand in for Putin - and earlier this month, the country's spy chief claimed he will "die very soon of cancer".

Now Ukrainian leader Zelensky has repeated previous claims Putin has used a "chroma key" green screen to fake meetings that he did not really attend.

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His comments to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, may have been intended as as flippant reference to his frustration at failed peace talks with Russia.

He said via video call: "I don't quite understand who to talk to and about what.

"I'm not sure that the Russian president - who sometimes appears against the chroma key - is really him.

"I don't quite understand if he is alive or whether he makes decisions, or who makes decisions there."

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He added: "I just don't quite understand who we are dealing with."

Zelensky also heaped pressure on Western allies to give Kyiv more heavy weapons to fight Putin's troops.

The Kremlin hit back at the Ukrainian's comments about Putin - saying the tyrant "does and will exist".

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "It is clear that both Russia and Putin are a big problem for Ukraine and for Zelensky.

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