Putin Again Talked About Living To 150 Years Of Age

Earlier, the Russian dictator discussed life expectancy with the chairman of the People's Republic of China.

Russia aims to increase average life expectancy, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has said. He admitted that one day people could live up to 150 years, reports "Kommersant".

"It is possible, perhaps, to bring (the time of life. - Note.) and to 150 years. But it will always be insufficient. Just like money," Putin said at the Sber AI Journey-2025 conference.

The ruler noted that Russia is now striving to increase average life expectancy to 80 years for women and slightly less for men. He added that life expectancy has already reached more than 80 years in some countries.

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