The prime minister is sedated and on a respirator. One could say his condition is grave.

The prime minister had a CT scan that showed that the bleeding has stopped. He was then put in the neurological emergency unit for observation ... All vital signs are functional and stable. The prime minister is in critical condition.

The diagnosis is a significant stroke. The prime minister has been anesthetized and is on a breathing device.

In the morning, there was really immediate danger to his life, but now . . . (there is) no immediate danger.

Every such incident does not improve the prime minister's chances of waking up. All possibilities remain open, but with each passing day, the chances are lower.

He is not in a coma. He is on a respirator and he is heavily sedated,