By Natali Moss
Journalists write that during an appeal to the employees of the Russian special services, Putin stated that the Russian Federation faced difficulties in the occupied territories of Ukraine. According to him, "it is difficult to work there. " The publication writes that the Kremlin's former High officials are convinced that Putin is not going to give up its initial goals for the full capture of Ukraine, despite all the statements about the readiness for negotiations.
During his address, Putin hinted that dissent in Russia would be more suppressed. Yes, preparation for the threats of the Kremlin regime will continue. "Citizens, strategic objects, transport and energy infrastructure must be under constant control," Putin said. According to him, all special services should be as prepared as possible and work in enhanced mode. "The actions of the Western intelligence services must be stopped.
Traitors, spies and sabotagers should be exposed in a timely manner," the Kremlin head said. Earlier, Focus wrote that the media found out that Vladimir Putin could suffer from Parkinson's disease. Yes, the head of the Moscow Department of Newsweek Owen Mattheus stated that the President of the Russian Federation could be ill with another serious illness. According to director Oliver Stone, Putin was sick in 2017, but was able to cure.
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