The Kremlin has tightened security measures around Russian President Vladimir Putin to an unprecedented level. According to reports from CNN and the Financial Times, these steps are being taken due to attacks on high-ranking military officials and internal concerns. Zamin.uz shares details regarding these political changes and the president's updated work routine.
Changes in personal life and work routine
A series of strict rules have been introduced to ensure the safety of the Russian leader. Individuals close to the president, including chefs, bodyguards, and even photographers, are strictly prohibited from using public transport. Furthermore, guests are undergoing a two-stage screening process, and members of the inner circle are permitted to use only phones that are not connected to the internet.
In addition, additional surveillance systems have been installed in the homes where the head of state's closest associates reside.
The general's death and security measures
These drastic measures were adopted following the killing of Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, a high-ranking official of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces. This incident has caused serious disagreements among security services.
At the same time, against the backdrop of economic difficulties, sentiments of discontent, and the situation on the battlefield, the Kremlin has sharply reduced the number of locations Putin visits. Specifically:
Residences: The president and his family have stopped visiting their usual residences in the Moscow region and Valdai.
Visits: While he regularly visited military facilities in 2025, he has not visited any of them this year. In the media, primarily pre-recorded footage is being broadcast.
Continuing life in a bunker
According to reports, following the events that began in 2022, Vladimir Putin has made it a habit to spend much of his time in fortified and modernized bunkers in the Krasnodar Krai.
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