The Russian president, Vladimir Putinmanaged to escape an assassination attempt two months ago, according to the head of Ukraine’s secret services, who are quoted by local media.
Kirill Budanov, head of the General Directorate of Intelligence of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, said that the assassination attempt took place after the invasion of Ukraine, the newspaper reports. Ukrainian Law.
According to the newspaper, Budanov said that Putin’s would-be assassins came from the Caucasus region, which includes Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and parts of southern Russia.
“There was an assassination attempt on Putin. “He was attacked, it is said, by people from the Caucasus, not long ago,” Budanov said, according to the newspaper.
“This is non-public information. It was an unsuccessful attempt, but it really happened. It was about two months ago. I repeat, this attempt was unsuccessful. “There was no publicity about this event, but it happened,” Budanov said.
Information from Moscow states that Vl. Putin fears an assassination attempt on him after his decision to invade Ukraine.
Last month, when Putin went to the far-right funeral Zhirinovsky, he was carrying a briefcase that he is said to be able to launch a long-distance attack.
The crowd at the funeral was evacuated as the Russian president went to pay his respects to the nationalist, indicating his fear that he might be the victim of a murderous attack.
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