Scientists have established why Lenin actually died

The causes of death of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the great leader of the world proletariat, were established and made public many years ago, said Doctor of Political Sciences, State Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Sergey Obukhov.

He emphasized that specialists who conducted research on Lenin's body carried out a thorough analysis of all possible causes of brain hemorrhage, including the consequences of the assassination attempt on the leader, as well as stroke and heart attack.

"All destructive processes associated with the wound from a poisoned bullet, as well as strokes and heart attacks, were studied in detail," noted Obukhov. In his opinion, circulating rumors and speculations on this topic represent nothing more than an attempt to revive long-concluded discussions.

Speaking about the current condition of Lenin's body in the Mausoleum on Red Square, the deputy assured that all necessary procedures for preserving the body are being carried out in full. Representatives of the Communist Party leadership and political activists regularly visit the Mausoleum and do not note any violations or changes, Obukhov added in an interview with News.ru.