Sickly Putin's feet twitch uncontrollably amid Parkinson's rumours as ally pledges to join …

VLADIMIR Putin’s feet appeared to twitch uncontrollably during a meeting amid rumours he’s suffering from Parkinson’s. The Russian dictator, 70, was seen fidgeting as he met with Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko – who pledged to join his ally’s shambolic war in Ukraine if Belarus is attacked. 4Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander LukashenkoCredit: Twitter 4Looking puffy-faced, Putin appeared restless as Lukashenko sat stillCredit: Twitter During the tense talks in Moscow, Putin’s feet twitched and spasmed – a symptom of Parkinson’s disease. Footage showed his legs jolting and his feet tapping as he and Lukashenko discussed expanding military and economic ties. Looking puffy-faced, Putin appeared restless as Lukashenko sat still. Ukrainian government official Anton Gerashchenko shared a clip of the talks and said: “Putin’s feet during his meeting with Lukashenko. Is this Morse code?” Belarus is a firm Kremlin ally and backer of Putin’s war, and military cooperation between the two countries has been on the rise with joint drills. Last year, Putin used Belarusian territory to send his soldiers over the border into Ukraine at the start of his invasion. In a chilling new warning, Lukashenko said his troops will join Putin’s war if just one soldier steps foot into Belarus
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