June 15th 2024.
There has been talk of a mysterious compound that may have a secret bunker located beneath it. According to an anonymous source, this bunker is allegedly being used by Vladimir Putin to store an abundance of food and supplies in case of a nuclear fallout. The source claims that enough food has been sent to feed up to 300 people for several years in this remote location in the Altai Mountains. This chilling information has surfaced as tensions between Russia and the West continue to rise over the situation in Ukraine. In fact, just last Friday, Putin warned NATO leaders that their actions could potentially lead to a nuclear Third World War.
The source, who is said to be involved in loading the food into the bunker, shared with the Pozdnyakov Telegram channel that they have witnessed a massive amount of dry rations, cereals, and canned goods being transported to this location in Siberia. The nearby Altai Yard, which was previously reported to be a giant underground nuclear bunker built by Putin, is also in close proximity to this compound. The source described the food being imported and expensive, and not of Russian origin. They explained that the products are delivered to a warehouse in the mountainous region and then taken over by a team from Putin's security.
It has been reported that Putin has visited this area in the past for hunting trips. In fact, photographs of his "secret lover" have been taken at the compound. The source continued to share details of their experience at the warehouse, stating that they unload the trucks and then reload the cargo onto other trucks. The drivers of these trucks are not your typical long-distance drivers, as they are dressed very professionally and do not make any contact with the loading team. The source estimates that in just one month, they have loaded enough food and supplies for 200-300 people to survive for several years.
This information has come to light as world leaders gather in Switzerland to discuss ways to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The warehouse, according to the source, is located near the confluence of the Ursul and Katun rivers in the Altai Mountains. This is the same location as the Italian-designed Altai Yard, which is officially a property for Gazprom's elite staff but has been rumored to be a secret palace for Putin and his alleged partner, former gymnast Alina Kabaeva. The compound is located in a rural area with an abundance of deer, as seen in photos of Putin during a trip to the estate in 2013.
This compound, which is approximately 135 miles south of the regional capital and 2,375 miles east of Moscow, made headlines last month when a fire destroyed one of the buildings. Security at the compound has made it clear that ordinary Russians are not permitted near this exclusive hideaway. They have stated that it is a "specially protected facility intended for the recreation of senior officials of the state." Observers have noticed numerous ventilation points on the grounds surrounding the compound and a high-voltage line connected to an ultra-modern substation, which could potentially power a small city. During the construction of this compound, it was reported that large German tunnel diggers were used, and there are also nearby escape routes to China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan.
It should be noted that the information shared on the Pozdnyakov Telegram channel has not been independently verified. However, this news has come at a time when Putin and his close ally Belarus are conducting tactical nuclear missile tests. In a recent address to the Russian Foreign Ministry, Putin expressed his concern, stating that they have come too close to the point of no return. He also criticized Western politicians for their reckless behavior and their calls to defeat Russia, a country with the largest arsenal of nuclear weapons. Putin believes that their actions could lead to a tragic outcome.
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