Quarantine Week and Regular Tests: The media revealed Putin's meeting with students

According to the freshman of the Moscow Polytechnic Peter Ptushkin, he, together with other students, passed through a weekly quarantine at the President-Father Hotel in the center of Moscow. The price of a standard single number there starts from 4. 6 thousand rubles per night. "At the highest category, they were fed, applied, on any, so to speak, our whims answered. They took PCR tests, of course. Blood was also donated twice to antibodies, as I understand, it is also important.

These are the safety measures" , - said Putushkin. Another participant of the meeting Natalia Gorbunova confirmed the journalists that the "preparatory measures" were. According to her, students spent "a little over a week" in the observation. The student shared that it was forbidden to leave the hotel room, and she also made PCR tests and antibody tests. "We were also collected for discussion of the meeting, acquaintance, as it was impossible," the interlocutor added.

At the same time, another participant of the event, a student of North Caucasus Federal University Anastasia Podgirna told the publication that she had not been sitting in quarantine and did not pass PCR tests before meeting with the President of the Russian Federation. Journalists gathered such information in the context of a number of media reports about the deterioration of Putin's health.

In particular, the British tabloid The Mirror, citing sources, reported that Russian presidential relatives are increasingly worried about his condition, they indicate cough attacks, nausea and poor appetite. In January, the chief of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Kirill Budanov stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin has been ill for a long time and may soon die.

According to the project "Project", Putin uses at least 60 doctors, and in each trip it is accompanied mostly nine. Most often, next to him are ENT and surgeon, who wrote the dissertation on the treatment of thyroid cancer. On January 25, the President of the Russian Federation at a meeting with students stated that the Kremlin was leading a war against Ukraine to protect against "threats in the surrounding territories".