Putin Dreams of Living for 150 Years! Moscow Races to Fulfil His Wish as Doctors, Including His Physician Daughter, Collect ‘Monkey Blood’
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly dreaming of extending his lifespan to 150 years. Even if immortality is not entirely possible, he wants to live for at least another 70-80 years. In other words, his ambition is to reach the age of 150. To fulfil this extraordinary wish, research is reportedly underway in Russia. Mikhail Kovalchuk, Putin’s unofficial scientific adviser, is said to be working tirelessly in the laboratory to turn the Russian president’s dream into reality.
A sensational report published recently by British media outlet The Daily Mail has brought the issue into the international spotlight. According to the report, extensive research into the secrets of longevity is being conducted at one of Russia’s leading research centres under Kovalchuk’s leadership.
What exactly is being studied? According to the report, the research centre houses around 7,000 monkeys belonging to 22-23 different species. Blood samples from monkeys aged over 30 years are being carefully preserved. Scientists are closely examining their brains, internal organs and various biological mechanisms associated with longevity.
Monkeys have reportedly been chosen for this ambitious research because of their considerable physiological and biological similarities to humans. Scientists hope that studying these animals could help uncover the secrets of a longer human lifespan.
According to The Daily Mail, Kovalchuk himself recently spoke about the research at a scientific conference in Moscow. Different stages of the life cycle of monkeys aged between 18 and over 30 years are being observed, alongside various biochemical experiments. Researchers are reportedly examining everything from brain structure to complex physiological processes, with work progressing at an intense pace.
Meanwhile, Putin’s physician daughter, Maria Vorontsova, is also reportedly involved in efforts to fulfil her father’s longevity ambitions. Although she has not directly spoken about extending human lifespan, she recently revealed on a Russian national television channel that research is underway to develop medicines that could slow down ageing and reduce its effects on the human body.
Putin’s desire to live longer became publicly evident at least twice last year. On both occasions, the Russian president himself made remarks suggesting his interest in extending human life.
The first incident occurred during his visit to China. While having an informal conversation in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Putin reportedly remarked that advances in modern medical science could make living up to 150 years possible. Since a microphone was switched on at the time, his comments quickly became public.
According to Putin, regular organ transplants could not only extend a person’s lifespan but also significantly reduce their biological age.
Around two months later, Putin again raised the issue of longevity at an AI summit in Moscow. Speaking to journalists, he said, “No amount of lifespan is ever enough. There is no such thing as unlimited wealth; everything eventually comes to an end. Lifespan is much the same. Nevertheless, I would say that living for at least 150 years could be possible. Earlier, people had to die at the age of 70. Thanks to biotechnology, the age of 70 is now almost like childhood.”
Putin’s reported ambition to live for 150 years and the research allegedly being conducted in Russia to achieve that goal have now attracted considerable international attention.
