The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations refused to comment on the fire.
On Thursday, May 30, one of the buildings of the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin in The Ongudai region of the Russian Republic of Altai was almost completely burned.
This was reported by the Sirena publication with reference to photos of the fire published by blogger Amir Aitashev and activist Aruna Arna.
In a conversation with journalists, Aitashev clarified that the photo he published was taken today.
The photo checking services used by the editors did not find any traces of processing on the frames.
The operational duty officer of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Altai Republic did not answer the correspondent’s questions about the fire in the Ongudai district over the past 24 hours.
What is known about Putin’s residence in Altai
Information about the mysterious construction for the highest government officials in the Ongudai district in Altai appeared in 2010, up to 3 billion rubles were spent on this project.
Officially this is the Altaisky Dvor sanatorium and resort complex, owned by Gazprom. Local opposition figures have repeatedly spoken about the complex’s connections with the Putins. /thumbs/608xX/71/8e/d3ca7f78f2aec8e6a4fc24cf8a418e71.jpeg” width=”608″ height=”403″ alt=”Fire at Putin's residence in Altai/© Telegram channel Sirena”>
Known that the complex includes a special farm with fenced forest areas and a farm for breeding Altai deer. According to journalists, Putin likes to improve his health in antler baths, for the preparation of which they use an extract of antlers – soft, non-ossified horns of deer.
According to unverified information, the so-called “Putin’s bunker” is also located here, which allegedly can accommodate up to 100 thousand people.
Recall that on the night of May 17, during a massive attack by Ukrainian drones aimed at Russian energy facilities in the Krasnodar Territory, the drones flew near the residence of the Russian president on the Black Sea coast, which is called “Putin’s palace.”
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