Key points
- Vladimir Putin's apartment is located on the third floor of the Kremlin's Senate Palace, with windows that can overlook Red Square.
- The third floor also houses a chapel, library, gym, dining room and kitchen, and a portrait of Alexander III is installed under a mirror.
- The film does not show the bedrooms, but it does indicate that they are located in the northern part of the palace.
After the publication of the documentary film by propagandist Pavel Zarubin “Russia. Kremlin. Putin. 25 years” many shots from the apartment of the Russian president appeared in the public domain. The media, having analyzed the film, found out where the apartment of the Russian dictator in the Kremlin is located.
This was reported by Channel 24, citing an analysis of a propaganda film about Putin by a Russian publication.
Tour of the Russian dictator's quarters in the Kremlin
It is known that Vladimir Putin's apartments occupy the northern part of the third floor of the Kremlin's Senate Palace, and his bedroom windows may overlook Red Square.
View from Red Square to the Russian dictator's apartments / Photo by Russian media
In the documentary, the tour begins in the living room, located on the third floor of the building. It connects the outer buildings of the palace, and the room's windows overlook the courtyard. In this part of the building is also the dining room, where a copy of the icon of the Savior Not Made by Hands stood during the interview, and the kitchen, from where Putin brought out kefir and other products for the propagandist.
Vladimir Putin's premises / Photo by Russian media
The third floor of the palace also houses a chapel, a library and a gymnasium. The windows of these rooms overlook the building of the Kremlin Arsenal.
It should be noted that the portrait of the Emperor of the Russian Empire Alexander III is installed directly under the mirror. Thus, the Russian dictator can look at it and at himself at the same time.
Portrait of Alexander III in front of Putin's mirror / Screenshot from a propaganda film
The Kremlin chief does not show the bedrooms in the film, but points out that two are in the northern part of the palace. The publication's analysis showed that their windows may overlook Red Square.
