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Paranoid Putin regularly sleeps in the Kremlin because of the stress caused by war - the media (photo)

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Putin's decision to live near the Kremlin office is directly related to the war in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin moved to a well -guarded Kremlin office. All because of stress and war in Ukraine. Until recently, he lived in the Moscow residence in Novo-Ogaraovo. About it reports The Mirror.

In an interview, Putin acknowledged that during a recent visit he had received the head of the PRC and the leader of the Communist Party of China, Xi Jinping in his Kremlin apartment. In conversation with journalists, he noted that he has an apartment here, in which he spends a lot of time recently. The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Putin's decision to live near his Kremlin office is directly related to the war.

Peskov said that since the beginning of the war in Ukraine Putin often spends time in the Kremlin apartment because it has a tight work schedule. Earlier it was believed that most of the time the head of the aggressor country spends outside the Kremlin. Russian leaders, starting with Vladimir Lenin, usually did not live in the Kremlin. Lenin occupied the apartment here after the 1917 revolution.

The British Queen Elizabeth II also stopped here during her only visit to the Russian Federation in 1994. Putin's apartment is believed to be in the Senate Palace, which was designed by Russian architect Matthew Kazakov in 1776 - 1787. Earlier, the focus understood how the Western media see Putin's arrest.

Some journalists believe that the President of the Russian Federation can only be taken into custody after the complete defeat of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, others are convinced that the Kremlin is ready to give it only to normalize relations with the civilized world. We will remind that to Putin's statement about the placement of nuclear weapons in Belarus Trump answered in words that it is necessary to "pray".