The health status of actor Ivan Krasko has stabilized after his hospital admission following a stroke. The news was shared by the Telegram channel Puree, which noted a noticeable improvement in his condition.
According to Mash, Krasko is no longer experiencing visual hallucinations, though he remains psychomotor agitated and requires careful monitoring. The report emphasizes that he has not needed surgical intervention so far, and his team has been providing neuroprotective therapy to support brain recovery.
Medical staff remain vigilant as Krasko continues to be treated in an intensive care setting. His condition is closely watched by a team of specialists who are prepared to respond quickly to any changes during the critical period of recovery.
On July 15, Krasko’s assistant, Daria Pashkova, announced that the artist underwent emergency surgery to remove a blood clot in the brain. The operation was described as very challenging, underscoring the seriousness of the episode and the complexity of the treatment involved. The assistant also explained that Krasko became ill while staying at his cottage on July 12, marking the beginning of the medical timeline.
Earlier, on July 13, Telegram channel 112 reported that Krasko had been transferred to the intensive care unit of a St. Petersburg hospital. Later, the director of the artist, Vyacheslav Smorodinov, confirmed that Krasko remained in the clinic and was receiving ongoing medical care. This sequence of updates illustrates the rapid evolution of the situation and the decisive actions taken by medical staff to stabilize him. [Source: Puree Telegram channel; corroborated by Mash and 112 reports]
Separately, Bedros Kirkorov, a figure well known in the Russian entertainment world, was reported to be hospitalized in Moscow. The news highlights the broader context of health concerns affecting notable personalities in the region, though it is unclear if there is any direct connection to Krasko’s case. [Source: various local outlets]