Blast in car of Russian President Putin's convoy

There has been a blast in a car in Russian President Vladimir Putin's convoy in Moscow. The blast took place outside the headquarters of the intelligence agency FSB. It was a luxury limousine. According to reports, the engine of the car caught fire and then spread inside.

However, at the time when this accident happened, this car was not part of Putin's convoy nor was Putin around this car.

It is not yet clear whether it was a murder plot or just an accident. After the incident, concerns have increased in the President's office about Putin's security. On March 26, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Putin would die soon.

President Putin often uses this limousine car. He also gifted a luxury limousine car to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un last year. It is made in Russia.

Zelensky said - everything will be fine after Putin's death

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had said during an interview in Paris on March 26 that Putin will die soon and then everything (Ukraine war) will end.

The Ukrainian President said - Putin wants to remain in power for life. His ambitions are not limited to Ukraine, but he can also have a direct confrontation with Western countries.

Putin lives in four circles of security

Putin's bodyguards call themselves his "Musketeers". These include people from Russia's Federal Security Force (FPS) or FSO. They have the right to search and monitor, arrest and issue orders to other government agencies without any warrant.

On the road, Putin moves with a convoy equipped with weapons. These include AK-47, anti-tank grenade launcher and portable anti-aircraft missiles. When Putin is in the crowd, he is in four circles of security, but his bodyguards are visible in only one section of it.

The second circle is hidden among the crowd. The third circle is on the edge of the crowd. Apart from this, snipers are also sitting on the surrounding roofs.