The first rule: Never believe anything the Russians say until it is disproved.
In light of this.
I don't know if the translator can reproduce the bureaucratic wording but let's try.
"........The Russian Embassy in Bucharest has published an admission on its social media page. In the text, they say thank you for the concerned lines inquiring about Putin's health, but the Russian president is well, asking his Romanian followers not to worry. Here is the full text in English:
"We are grateful to all those who have expressed their willingness to help Russia's President Vladimir Putin get well, including those who have donated their organs to the Russian president in case he needs them. We ask you not to worry about the President's health, because the rumours and speculations circulating in the Western press about the illness of the Russian President, which are unfortunately also being adopted by many in Romania, are as false as the reports of 'massacres' by Russians in Borodynka, Buca and other Ukrainian settlements. The embassy staff sincerely wishes all those who wrote to us in sympathy and concern."
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Let's face it, indeed, many of us are concerned about the health of the Tsar. Don't let him get a little better.