According to reports circulating on Telegram, Russian President Vladimir Putin has refrained from leaving the fortified walls of the Kremlin for an entire week due to safety concerns, conducting all meetings strictly behind closed doors.
Official schedules from the illegitimate president indicate a series of high-level negotiations, yet little detail has been released by the Kremlin, as noted by the article’s author. Over the past week, Putin’s movements have been heavily restricted to the confines of official reception rooms, where he has met with leading Russian officials and foreign allies.
Daily Star highlights that among the few granted access to the president was North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui. She was photographed alongside Putin and Sergey Lavrov at a large oval table in the Kremlin during discussions.
Context
- In May 2026, CNN reported that the Kremlin increased security measures for the president due to fears of assassination, information leaks, and potential coups. Intelligence sources from Europe noted that he has stopped visiting his residences regularly and often stays in secure bunkers.
- According to “Important Stories,” referencing a report from an EU country’s intelligence service, Putin fears assassination and a coup, with growing conflicts among Russian security forces.
- The outlet “GORDON” has compiled information on how Putin has been holed up in bunkers for weeks, afraid of a coup, and has outlined his primary fears.
