Putin has started traveling by armored train and sending out "fake presidential motorcades" to hide from Ukrainian UAVs — NYT
Kyiv • UNN
The NYT reports that Putin is restricting his movements due to the threat of drone attacks, using fake motorcades and an armored train. Videos of meetings with the Russian dictator may be shown with a delay of up to two months.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is increasingly restricting his movements due to concerns for his own safety amid attacks by Ukrainian drones. This is reported by The New York Times, reports UNN.
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It is noted that, in particular, the Kremlin uses fake presidential motorcades to conceal Putin’s actual whereabouts, while the dictator himself prefers to travel by a special armored train.
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Earlier, in particular, she showed that between Putin’s actual "meeting with one of the officials and its presentation on television as "today’s" meeting, up to one and a half to two months may pass. And now, according to her, rumors are circulating in Moscow that the presidential motorcade speeding through the capital’s streets is often a decoy, a diversionary maneuver, and that Putin himself is not in it.
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