Putin and Xi talk about the "secrets of immortality" without knowing they were being recorded: This is how we will live to be 150 years old

2025-09-03 18:26:08 / BOTA ALFA PRESS

Putin and Xi talk about the "secrets of immortality" without knowing

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, both 72, discussed immortality and a lifespan of at least 150 years, unaware that the conversation was recorded on a security camera before the start of a major parade in Beijing, Politico reports.

As Russian President Vladimir Putin walked side by side with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a live microphone caught them discussing organ transplants and the possibility of people living to 150 years.

The two leaders reportedly discussed the possibility of immortality through organ transplants and advanced medical procedures.

"Some predict that people could live to be 150 this century. Before, people rarely lived to be 70, but today at 70 you are still a child," Xi told Putin through an interpreter.

Putin responded that human organs, with the development of biotechnology, can be continuously transplanted and people can renew themselves, " and even achieve immortality."

"Biotechnology is constantly developing; human organs can be transplanted constantly. The longer you live, the younger you become and you can even achieve immortality ," Putin told him.

"The predictions are that in this century there is a chance of living 150 years ," Xi added.

Kim smiles and looks towards Putin and Xi, but it is not clear whether the North Korean dictator understood the topic of their conversation. But when Xi resumes speaking, the video cuts to a wider view of the parade ground and the audio fades out.

Putin, Kim and Xi reappear in the video thirty seconds later, climbing the stairs to the event's observation platform, just before the Chinese leader's performance in front of 50,000 spectators in Tiananmen Square.

China has a long history of harvesting organs from executed prisoners, which was officially banned in 2015, but that has not curbed the practice as the government targets minorities for organs, including Uyghurs who face genocide in the western part of the country, Politico added.

Last year, The Times of London reported that Kremlin officials had instructed scientists to accelerate anti-aging research, focusing on cellular degeneration, cognitive decline and strengthening the immune system.

 

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