Grozef, chief investigative reporter of the Dutch investigative news organization Bellingcat, believes Putin may have been hiding in a classified “nuclear bunker”.Photo: flipping twitter
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has not progressed as expected. Russian President Vladimir Putin once raised the threat of nuclear weapons and ordered the nuclear deterrent troops to enter high alert. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared in an interview on the 28th that if The country faces an “existential threat” and Russia does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons. Now it is rumored that Putin and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu may have taken refuge in a classified “nuclear bunker”, indicating that Russia may have deployed nuclear weapons.
According to the “Daily Mail” report, Christo Grozev (Christo Grozev), chief investigative reporter for Russia at the Dutch investigative news organization “Bellingcat”, said in an interview that by tracking Shoigu’s frequent flights, it was possible to find the flight to Ufa. ) is quite frequent, with flights to Ufa almost every day, and it is known that there happens to be a heavily guarded nuclear bunker in that area, Grozev asserts: “I am absolutely certain that Shoigu is in some bunker. inside.”
Coincidentally, Shoigu’s 31-year-old daughter, Ksenia Shoigu, only recently confirmed that she is “in Ufa,” Grozev noted. Ksenia posted on Telegram on the 22nd that she arrived in Ufa on a business trip that day. According to local media reports, Ksenia visited Ufa between the 24th and 25th at the personal invitation of officials.
Grozev added that Putin is likely to be hiding in bunkers elsewhere because the state-owned plane he often travels on is more classified than Shoigu’s flight to Ufa, when he flies to a distant oil destination regarding 2,900 kilometers northeast of Moscow. Surgut would turn off the radar, leaving the final flight path a mystery. Grozev believes that the place where Putin’s plane arrived is likely to be a more classified nuclear bunker, accessible only to the elite of the government.
In addition, Grozev also implied that the Russian army chief of staff, Valery Gerasimov, was hiding in a bunker to direct operations. Earlier, Russian political scientist Valery Solovey pointed out that Putin had sent his ex-wife and daughter to an “underground city” equipped with the latest technology in the mountains of the Altai Republic of the Russian Federation. He warned: “The president will What does it mean that the family is sent to this underground bunker? I hope you can understand the meaning of the scorpion.”
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has not progressed as expected. Russian President Vladimir Putin once raised the threat of nuclear weapons and ordered the nuclear deterrent troops to enter high alert. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared in an interview on the 28th that if The country faces an “existential threat” and Russia does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons. Now it is rumored that Putin and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu may have taken refuge in a classified “nuclear bunker”, indicating that Russia may have deployed nuclear weapons.
According to the “Daily Mail” report, Christo Grozev (Christo Grozev), chief investigative reporter for Russia at the Dutch investigative news organization “Bellingcat”, said in an interview that Putin is likely to hide in bunkers elsewhere, because he often travels in the bunker. State-owned planes are more classified than Shoigu’s flight to Ufa, turning off radar every time they fly to Surgut, a remote oil capital regarding 2,900 kilometers northeast of Moscow, causing the final flight path to become puzzle. Grozef said Putin’s plane was likely to arrive in a more classified nuclear bunker, accessible only to the government’s elite.
Russian Defense Minister Shoigu (right) and Chief of Staff Gerasimov (left) attended the meeting to discuss with Putin the attack on Ukraine.Photo: Dazhi Image/Associated Press