Putin’s ghost train with 22 carriages appeared: The leaked photo is amazing, there is nothing in it…
New images have leaked of the 22-car train of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which generated a great reaction with the war he started with Ukraine… Many details inside the giant train are revealed in the images in the Russian and American media.
Details and the interior of the vehicle are seen in images shared by London-based investigative group Dossier Center, backed by Russian dissident and exiled oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
One of the luxurious dining rooms on the train.
This “ghost train”, which allows Putin to travel in comfort and confidentiality, includes a gym, a skin care and massage salon and anti-aging machines. In addition, there is a hammam, specially decorated rooms and dining rooms in a carriage.
There is also a massage room in one of the carriages.
While it was claimed that there was a movie theater on the train, it was also claimed that Putin kept in touch with officials and the outside world thanks to a communication system between the carriages. It was also claimed that Putin’s private vehicle runs on diesel fuel. While it was announced that the train was made of bulletproof material and the windows were specially prepared, it was also reported that there was an emergency kit and a special emergency room.
A hammam and steam room are also located in the carriages.
The train, which was leaked by an official from the Zicron Service company, which works within the Russian Railway, was reported to have been manufactured for $74 million and the annual maintenance fee was $15.8 million. After the publication of the images, a statement came from the Kremlin.
The train plan was prepared as follows.
The Kremlin, explaining that the images do not reflect the truth, said: “President Putin did not have such a tool and does not use it.”
There is a full gym inside the train.
The sources said that Putin preferred this train for privacy and security reasons rather than flying. It was also emphasized that the train was not easy to follow. It was also claimed that the train, which came into use in 2014, saw more intensive use with the Russian-Ukrainian war.