The Federal Protective Service of the Russian Federation has tightened requirements for visitors to Vladimir Putin - now, before one-on-one meetings, they are required to hand over their wristwatches. This is reported by UNN with reference to Russian "media."
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From now on, not only mobile phones are banned before a visit to Putin, but also wristwatches - both mechanical and electronic. These requirements came into effect around mid-April, Russian "media" report.
They also hand over their phones, but the story with the watches does not apply to them - at least for now. Lesser figures are left with nothing
At the same time, the new strict requirements do not apply to members of Putin's inner circle - that is, people who have known him for a long time. Putin himself did not take off his watch, covering it with his hand.
Recall
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin spends most of his time in a bunker and fears a coup d'état involving a conspiracy by Russian political elites or an assassination attempt using drones.
At the same time, Russian special services have tightened control over Putin's inner circle and political elites.