Putin's daughter wants to make her father immortal. How this is connected to the war in Ukraine

The article links Russia's state life-extension program to losses in the war in Ukraine. It reports that Putin's daughter Maria Vorontsova leads a project to create a 'vaccine against aging.' According to Ukrainian command, Russian losses in October 2026 exceeded 54,000 people. British intelligence estimates total losses at over half a million. The Kremlin is allocating more than 2 trillion rubles to life-extension programs.

The article links Russia's state life-extension program to losses in the war in Ukraine. It reports that Vladimir Putin's eldest daughter, endocrinologist Maria Vorontsova, leads a project to create a 'vaccine against aging' and extend life. According to Ukrainian command, Russian army losses in October 2026 alone exceeded 54,000 people. British intelligence estimates Russia's total irrecoverable losses at over half a million people. Against this backdrop, the Kremlin is allocating more than 2 trillion rubles to the programs 'New Technologies for Health Preservation' and 'Long and Active Life.' Vorontsova presented a two-stage strategy: first, realizing a person's natural potential (85–90 years), then attempting to 'deceive God or nature.' The program's goal is to save 175,000 lives by 2030. The article also mentions Putin's interest in rejuvenation procedures and his conversation with Xi Jinping about life extension.