Putin Increases Security Measures For Staff

A European intelligence report indicates the Kremlin is implementing strict security measures around Vladimir Putin due to assassination and coup fears. The report, cited from CNN, suggests the Russian leader is reacting to risks of internal treachery. No specific names of associates or exact locations for the surveillance measures were provided. Security measures have been increased for Valery Gerasimov and ten other high-ranking Ministry of Defense officers. Vladimir Putin has significantly increased his security protocols, spending less time in his country residences and more time in fully equipped bunkers. His staff, including personal cooks, are reportedly monitored via home security cameras. Personnel are no longer permitted to use public transportation like trolleybuses and must be transported by the presidential security service. Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the government to ensure a phased increase in funding for the national bioeconomy project. The report also mentions potential coup risks involving individuals such as former Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Personnel working near Putin are now required to use transport provided by the Federal Protective Service. Surveillance systems are also being installed in the homes of cooks, security guards, and photographers, according to reports from Vasya Historia and European intelligence. These measures follow reports of a 43 billion ruble expenditure.