As it turned out, he has been in the intensive care unit for a month now
Ukraine's first president Leonid Kravchuk, who signed the Belovezhskaya agreement, has been in the intensive care unit for a month. Rumors that have roamed the country have been officially confirmed by his adviser, Oksana Sibirtseva. According to her, the body of 87-year-old Kravčuk still cannot cope with the disease after a complex heart operation, which was performed in June.
Photo: Chancellor of the Senate of the Republic of Poland.
In addition, a week and a half ago, Kravchuk was forced to connect to a respirator. On this basis, a return to the duties of TCG leader is hardly expected by the end of August. & Nbsp; & nbsp;
At the beginning of June, nothing said about the health problems of the first president. Using the long-awaited “postcoid” resumption of charter flights to Cyprus, Leonid Kravchuk, accompanied by his bodyguards and the aforementioned Mrs. Sibirtseva, went to the Mediterranean. Cypriot paparazzi successfully captured Kravchuk and Sibirtseva on Amara Beach & ndash; Sea Your Only View. & Nbsp;
After returning home, Kravchuk left for Feofania & ndash; elite nomenclature clinic of the former 4th Main Directorate of the Ministry of Health of the USSR for the planned operation. Surgery has changed in a series of complications in an elderly person.
In 2017, the politician underwent stenting. It has been more or less successful, but it seems that the elders of the post-Soviet politician eventually developed stent restenosis. In order to “clean up” a blocked stent, Acesanian aces would have to insert another stent.
Oksana Sibirtseva, who has recently been contacted by several leading Western news agencies with an official investigation, “ mistakenly & # 39; & # 39; let's slip it on the alleged “ scheduled operation & # 39; & # 39 ;. It turns out that it was in fact an emergency and “very difficult”. Due to the patient's age, the dynamics of his recovery was slow, even “very slow”. None of Leonid Kravchuk's inner circle was admitted to the intensive care unit for a month. The first president himself does not speak or communicate with anyone. & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;