СКРЫТАЯ СЪЕМКА ВО ДВОРЦЕ ПУТИНА. Разоблачаем вранье и показываем «царские» интерьеры

Summary

Скрипт видео раскрывает тайну роскошного дворца, построенного для Владимира Путина, и подвергает сомнению его публичные заявления о том, что это общественное жилище. Авторы рассказывают о секретном оборудовании, роскошных интерьерах и личных увлечениях президента, включая личный каток для хоккея и стрельбу. Также упоминается систематическая работа на раскрытие правды о здании, несмотря на закрытость и секретность, что подчеркивает противостояние роскоши и роскошному образу жизни Путина с жизнью обычных людей, которые его построили.

Takeaways

• 🏰 Скрипт описывает роскошный дворец, предназначенный для Владимира Путина, который, как утверждается, является частным объектом, а не отелем-апартаментами, как было заявлено.
• 🕵️‍♂️ Журналисты и активисты получили доступ к планам и видеоматериалам внутренних помещений, что подтверждает частную назначение строения.
• 🛠️ Строительство и содержание дворца финансируются за счет государственных компаний, что вызывает репутационный ущерб и вызывает вопросы о коррупции.
• 🎨 В宫内 обширное искусство, включая античные статуи и картины с военными сюжетами, что символизирует претензии Путина на историческую величественность.
• 🛋️ Комнаты宫内 оборудованы роскошной мебелью и предметами декора, стоимость которых достигает миллионов рублей, что подчеркивает его роскошь и избыточность.
• 🛑 Существует секретность и жесткие правила неразглашения, которые применяются к участникам строительства, что противоречит идее открытого и публичного места, как отель.
• 🛡️ Дворец оснащён сложной системой безопасности, включая закрытый объект, лифт для первого лица и специальные правила для сотрудников.
• 🤹‍♂️ В宫内 имеется множество развлечений, таких как ледовый дворец, стрижки, казино, рестораны и личный стрелковый полигон.
• 👷‍♂️ Рабочие, причастные к строительству, живут в условиях, которые контрастируют с роскошью宫内, подчеркивая социальный разрыв в России.
• 📜 Существуют доказательства, что это строение является частным, включая документы о конфиденциальности и утверждения участников проектирования.
• 🗣️ Видео призывает к действиям, распространению информации и сопротивлению политике Путина, с целью предотвратить дальнейшую удлинение его правления.

Q & A

Что находится на месте, которое было обещано как отель-апартаменты?

На месте, где должен был быть отель-апартаменты, находится дворец Путина, который не существует официально, но его конструкция и ремонт завершены.

Каковы основные аспекты, которые указывают на то, что объект не является обычным отелем?

Основные аспекты включают в себя конфиденциальность и закрытость объекта, отсутствие информации о нем в интернете и рекламных материалах, а также специализированные удобства и детали, такие как лифт для 'первого лица' и личный каток для хоккейных игр.

Какие услуги предоставляет государственная компания Transneft для этого объекта?

Transneft тратит 660 миллионов рублей в год на аренду и услуги, которые, как утверждается, не предоставляются, что указывает на фиктивные траты для финансирования дворца.

Чем занимается специалист по рептилиям (герпетолог) в рамках работы в этом объекте?

Герпетологи обычно изучают поведение пресмыкающихся и амфибий, диагностируют и лечат их болезни. В контексте дворца их роль остается неясной, но подразумевается, что они могут заботиться о рептилиях в частном зоопарке или аквариуме.

Каковы некоторые из уникальных удобств, доступных в этом дворце?

Уникальные удобства включают в себя личный каток, личный стрельбище, бассейн с подъемно-опускающимися целями, аквадискотеку, сауны, массажные комнаты и даже личный храм.

Что подсказывает документ о конфиденциальности, который все работники должны подписать?

Документ о конфиденциальности указывает на то, что никакая информация о месте, его назначении, владельце и даже общих деталях объекта не должна раскрываться, что необычно для общественного места, такого как отель.

Какие доказательства предоставляет автор скрипта, что объект является дворцом Путина, а не отелем?

Автор предоставляет ряд доказательств, включая архитектурные планы, документы о конфиденциальности, свидтельства участников проектирования и видеоматериалы, снятые скрытыми камерами внутри объекта.

Какие затраты связаны с поддержанием и эксплуатацией этого объекта?

Затраты на поддержание объекта включают в себя зарплаты сотен сотрудников, которые работают круглосуточно, а также расходы на обслуживание и ремонт уникальных удобств, таких как каток и стрельбище.

Какие символические сообщения передает короткий клип с общежитием для работников?

Клип с общежитием для работников символизирует социальное неравенство: в то время как Путин обладает роскошным дворцом, работники, строящие его, живут в условиях, которые не соответствуют его роскоши.

Чему настаивает автор, что все должны противостоять и распространять информацию об этом объекте?

Автор настаивает на том, что все должны противостоять неограниченной власти Путина и распространять информацию об этом объекте, чтобы не дать ему еще шести лет власти и поддержать правду о его деятельности.

Outlines

00:00

🏰 Поиск и不存在ого отеля-гуртожаната

В первом параграфе описывается мистика вокруг отеля-гуртожаната, который должен был быть построен на месте, которое в прошлом показали на телевидении. Авторы рассматривают различные варианты использования здания, включая его предполагаемую роли как резиденцию Путина. Также упоминается, что несмотря на обещания, журналисты не были допущены к объекту, что подчеркивает его секретность и возникающие вопросы о его настоящем назначении.

05:03

🛋️ Расхитительное внутреннее убранство и роскошь

Второй параграф посвящён деталям внутреннего убранства предполагаемого дворца Путина. Здесь описывается как итоговая новая реконструкция, с полированными мраморными полами, уставленной мебелью и изысканной отделкой, так и некоторые особенности, такие как спальни, офисы связи, тренажерный зал, криосауны и даже частная часовня, в которой, как утверждается, Путин молится самому себе. Также упоминается наличие видеоматериала, заснятого агентом внутри помещений.

10:05

🏊‍♂️ Особенности 'Аквадискотеки' и бассейна

Третий параграф фокусируется на одном из забавных аспектов комплекса - 'аквадискотеке', или водном развлекательном зале. Авторы делятся своими впечатлениями о размере и роскоши этого места, включая неработающий фонтан, бассейн, бар и оборудование для вечеринок. Также рассматриваются другие удобства, такие как SPA-зона, бассейны с массажем,不同类型的 душевые кабинки и криосауна.

15:07

🖼️ Изменения в помещениях и их предназначение

В четвёртом параграфе обсуждается архитектурные изменения, которые произошли в помещениях отеля-гуртожаната. Здесь упоминается, что несмотря на переименование комнат, их функциональное назначение в целом осталось неизменным. Также приводятся примеры конкретных помещений, таких как 'номер 12', который, как предполагается, должен был стать гостиничным номером, но в реальности содержит офисное оборудование и системы связи.

20:09

🎨 Изображения войны и роскошь в интерьере

Пятый параграф посвящён изобразительному искусству и роскошному убранству в помещениях, предназначенных для отдыха и развлечений. Здесь описываются картины, украшающие стены, в основном связанные с военной тематикой и историей России. Также упоминается стоимость мебели и предметов декора, включая шведские диваны, буфеты, столы и французские люстры, которые стоят миллионы рублей.

25:11

⛪️ Часовня и другие уникальные места

В шестом параграфе авторы освещают уникальные аспекты комплекса, такие как частная часовня, где, как утверждается, Путин разговаривает с Богом. Здесь описывается атмосфера и детали часовни, включая иконостас, иконы и другие религиозные символы. Также упоминается связь Путина с исторической личностью Святого Князя Владимира, на которую он, похоже, наделевается. Кроме того, здесь рассматриваются другие уникальные места, такие как лыжная трасса, театр, тренажерный зал и гимнастический зал.

30:11

👀 Тайные комнаты и личные помещения

В седьмом параграфе описываются личные и тайные комнаты в предполагаемом дворце Путина, включая величественные спальни и гостиные комнаты. Здесь приводятся подробные описания предметов интерьера, стоимости которых достигает миллионов рублей. Также упоминается, что в помещениях установлено множество телевизоров, что, по мнению авторов, говорит о предпочтениях Путина.

35:14

🏗️ Инфраструктура и поддержание дворца

Восьмой параграф посвящён инфраструктуре и тому, как поддерживается дворец. Здесь упоминается, что в комплексе работают сотни людей, занимающихся различными функциями, от уборщиков до специалистов по герпетологии. Также рассматриваются финансовые аспекты поддержания дворца, включая аренду и другие расходы, которые покрываются за счет государственных компаний.

40:20

🚨 Доказательства и вызовы

Девятый параграф фокусируется на доказательствах существования и назначения дворца, а также на вызовах, которые авторы ставят предположению о том, что это отель-гуртожан. Здесь рассматриваются архитектурные особенности, требования к конфиденциальности, а также финансовые аспекты, связанные с поддержкой и функционированием объекта.

🛑 Вызов власти и призыв к действиям

В заключительном десятом параграфе авторы выражают свою позицию против неограниченной власти Путина и призывают к действиям. Здесь приводятся обращения к зрителям о том, как они могут помогать в распространении информации о дворце и о том, что авторы считают необходимым для предотвращения дальнейших шести лет правления Путина.

Keywords

💡Отель-апартаменты

Этот термин относится к объекту, который в видео представлен как роскошное жилище, предназначенное, по слухам, для Путина. В видео говорится, что это необычное жилище с видом на Черное море, которое должно было стать отелем, но фактически является частным дворцом. В скрипте упоминается, что 'отель-апартаменты' не отражает настоящую природу объекта и скрывает его истинное назначение.

💡Роскошь

В видео роскошь проявляется в описании интерьеров 'отеля-апартаментов', включая полы из мрамора, изысканную мебель и декоративные элементы. Термин связан с темой роскошного жилища, которое, как утверждается, построено для Путина, и демонстрирует его роскошный образ жизни, отличающийся от жизни обычных людей.

💡Конфиденциальность

В видео упоминается, что работникам объекта приходится подписывать Конфиденциальность и Соглашение о неразглашении, запрещающие раскрывать информацию о месте, его назначении и владельце. Это подчеркивает секретность и закрытость объекта, который предположительно построен для Путина.

💡Путин

Видео посвящено расследованию здания, которое, по мнению авторов, является частным дворцом Путина. Имя Путина используется в контексте обсуждения роскошных интерьеров, секретности объекта и предполагаемого назначения здания как жилища для него.

💡Дворец

В видео 'отель-апартаменты' называют 'дворцом', подчеркивая его масштабы и роскошь. Термин 'дворец' используется для подчеркивания того, что здание превосходит размеры и функциональные возможности обычного отеля и предназначено для особых целей.

💡Секреты

В видео говорится о 'самых секретных и охраняемых объектах' в стране, ссылаясь на дворец как на объект, который не был доступен для посещения и изучения до раскрытия информации. Это подчеркивает степень секретности, которая окружала построение и функционирование дворца.

💡Ротенберг

Аркадий Ротенберг упоминается в контексте обсуждения 'отеля-апартаментов'. В видео говорится, что он якобы представлял объект как успешный бизнес и отель, но на самом деле, по версии авторов видео, это не отель, а частный дворец для Путина.

💡Проект

В видео упоминается 'Проект', который, по словам авторов, смог получить и опубликовать планы этажей 'отеля-апартаментов'. Эти планы предоставили дополнительную информацию о структуре и назначении помещений в здании, подтверждая гипотезу авторов о его частном назначении.

💡Хоккейный комплекс

В видео рассматривается подземный хоккейный комплекс, построенный в рамках объекта. Он описывается как роскошное и профессиональное место для игры в хоккей, которое, тем не менее, предположительно используется только для личных забав Путина.

💡Стрелища

В видео упоминается стрелыца, как еще один из личных развлечений Путина, к которому была построена специальная стрелыная Galeria в рамках объекта. Это подчеркивает индивидуальные предпочтения и хобби главы государства и их роскошное удовлетворение.

💡Символика

В видео обсуждается символика, используемая в интерьере дворца, включая портреты исторических воинов и христианских икон. Это подчеркивает идеологическую составляющую интерьера и его предположительное назначение для символической легитимации власти.

Highlights

Экскурсия по дворцу Путина, доступная ранее только самому Путину, с 4 часами видеоматериалов из каждой комнаты.

Планы этажа показывают изменения, такие как переименование всех спален в апартаменты, а музыкального салона и читального зала в лобби.

Подземный хоккейный комплекс с VIP-зоной, саунами, массажными и косметологическими кабинетами и рестораном на 16 человек.

Личные покои Путина, включая спальни с роскошной мебелью и техникой, такими как кровать за 6 миллионов рублей и бронзовая статуэтка медведя.

Личный тир Путина длиной 213 метров с автоматическими мишенями и пулеулавливателем шестого класса защиты.

Построенный СПА-комплекс с различными ваннами, массажными комнатами и криосауной при температуре минус 100 градусов.

Мраморные полы, изысканный декор и дорогая мебель, стоимостью до 50 миллионов рублей за одну люстру.

Часовня святого князя Владимира внутри дворца, с иконостасом, в центре которого изображение Христа и святого князя Владимира.

Тайный оператор с скрытой камерой, снявший кадры изнутри дворца, которые подтверждают масштаб и роскошь этого объекта.

Непонятные помещения в апартаментах, такие как офис с огромным рабочим столом, 10 телефонами и панелью управления фонтанами.

Оборудование для СПА и душевых американского производства, несмотря на напряженные отношения с США.

Контракты на строительство содержат пункты о неразглашении информации, что подчеркивает секретность объекта.

Финансирование дворца осуществляется через госкомпании, такие как Транснефть, которые ежегодно переводят сотни миллионов рублей.

Строительство дворца сопровождается не только роскошью, но и отсутствием базовых удобств для рабочих, таких как чистый туалет.

Возможное дальнейшее разрушение и перестройка дворца из-за паранойи Путина о безопасности, что подчеркивает его маниакальную одержимость.

Transcripts

Where are we?

What's happening?

He's playing the flute, but why is he naked?

It's just a compilation. It's a montage.

Apartment Hotel. Hotel.

Excuse me, miss, could you tell me how to get to the reception?

It seems I'm lost.

Who's the last one for electrotherapy?

I'm a beneficiary.

Where's the nearest bus stop?

Who's swimming here?

We want to build an apartment hotel here. I really like this business.

In a year and a half or two, I'll invite you to see this beauty.

It's been not 1.5, not two, but almost 3 and a half years.

It seems like it's time to pack our bags and go on vacation.

But here's the situation - the apartment hotel... is just not here.

Not in searches, not on websites, not in brochures and leaflets.

Despite Rotenberg's promises, journalists weren't brought here, they weren't shown the BEAUTY.

It all looks as if the hotel simply doesn't exist.

Did Rotenberg deceive all of us? I don't believe it.

In some sense, he didn't deceive us. The construction is indeed finished.

The bare, stripped walls they showed us on TV now shine with a brand-new renovation.

Marble floors are polished, furniture is arranged, exquisite decor and finishing touches are ready.

It's just that what was supposed to be Putin's palace remains just that.

*giggling*

And today we will not only prove it.

But also invite you on a unique tour.

A tour that no one has been on before, except perhaps Putin himself.

We have almost 4 hours of video from inside every room of Putin's palace.

From inside the most secret and guarded object in the country.

Bedrooms, government communication offices, gyms, cryosaunas, and even a private chapel,

where we'll assess the true extent of his c raziness and see that Putin prays to himself.

Today we'll literally barge into Putin's home and show you who he really is -

a deranged old dictator who can't even stop himself during a war he initiated and continues to build himself a palace.

No more 3D visualizations, no graphics or architectural sketches, no speculation - just facts.

Only real videos, real footage, taken by our brave agent inside Putin's palace,

where he walked through every room with a hidden camera.

Welcome to Praskoveevka, the most prominent and exclusive resort on the Black Sea.

We begin our unique walk here. This alley leads to the main house.

Here, as you can see for yourself, there is currently a competition for placing the maximum number of statues per square meter.

"There can never be too much art," as Vladimir Putin himself says to us.

Semi-naked women? Give us a few.

Fully naked? Even better!

Muses, goddesses, graceful ladies, some with fruits, some with children.

And even a male flutist. For some reason, completely naked.

And there in the distance, we see something familiar and realize - WE ARE HERE!

Recognizable facade, familiar giant marble columns, and just like three years ago - workers bustling around.

This is Putin's palace.

I know you're eager to go inside, we'll do that very soon.

But bear with me, I need to tell you something.

Firstly, what's going on here at all? Where are these shots coming from?

Let me explain - there's a person with a hidden camera wandering around the palace grounds.

They move around freely, wherever they want, but they have to hide the camera,

hence the shaking and blurry shots, but we'll see everything we need to see perfectly well.

Secondly, these are the new floor plans of Putin's palace, which journalists from Project managed to obtain.

And which they kindly shared with us.

Today they also released an investigation, be sure to watch it.

In these plans, we see crucial changes that the palace has undergone.

However, they only change the names of the rooms. All bedrooms have been renamed to apartments.

The music lounge and reading room have been renamed to the lobby.

The dining hall is a restaurant now.

Essentially, architecturally - in terms of room layout and their purpose - nothing has changed significantly.

Since these plans were never supposed to see the light of day, they weren't particularly sophisticated, I must admit it.

For example, let's take apartment 12, which is marked on the new plans where the security room used to be located.

We are led to believe that this is a residential hotel room and that visitors to one of the most expensive hotels in the world will stay here.

In the first room, we see two almost fully standing single beds.

Nearby is a dining area with a cooler, microwave, and a table seemingly designed for 8 people.

There is also a table with three landline telephones.

But even more questions arise about this apartment room 12 -

there is a folding sofa, one office chair, a printer, and a gigantic, 3 meters wide, desk for work with 10 telephones,

two computers, a giant console of unclear purpose, and a control panel for fountains.

And this is presented as a hotel room.

Let's continue our tour. After all, it's all built with money stolen from you, so let's acknowledge the work of the builders!

Urgently, we rush to where, I know, all of you dream to go.

The legendary “Akvadiskoteka.” (Aqua Disco Hall)

*The song 'Akvadiskoteka' plays*

Many had speculated on how it looks, daring ones had made guesses,

but in reality, for the first time, we see Putin's beloved water amusement in its finished form.

The fountain in the center isn't working yet, but the basin of the akvadiskoteka is already filled with water.

I must admit, we are impressed by its size; from the air, it seemed more like an outdoor jacuzzi,

but up close, it's clear that you could fit the entire Cooperative 'Ozero' here in full.

Behind, a bar is visible, which apparently makes this place a disco;

equipment is set up, everything is fully prepared for parties.

Over there, not far from the akvadiskoteka, is one of the entrances to the palace.

We follow there, though no one invited us, and find ourselves in the pool.

Extravagance of stucco, bas-reliefs, insane crystal chandeliers - all in the style of the owner.

This room, the phyto-bar, here you can order yourself a smoothie or an oxygen cocktail.

Alongside the pool, there are sofas and loungers, and further on, something like a SPA area with water treatments.

Vladimir Putin likes to swim in about ten different ways.

First, of course, the jacuzzi, it's already filled with water, I hope it's warm.

Next to it, behind a glass door, is a table for a lying shower, it's called the Vichy shower.

Opposite it is a standing circular shower, with jets hitting you from all sides.

In the adjacent room, there are three baths for underwater massage, and further on, a panel that looks like it could control a spaceship,

but it's just the Charcot shower.

Here, Vladimir Putin stands against that wall while the FSO employees hose him down with water jets.

In this same room, there are contrasting baths, they are illuminated -

blue one is cold, and orange one is hot (there's something slightly ominous about it).

Putin has these in all his residences and on all his yachts, we've told you about them a hundred times.

Then there are various showers.

By the way, pay attention - all the equipment is American.

The USA are, of course, our enemies, ideological adversaries, and a decayed soulless place.

But that's no reason to refuse their technology, right?

I must show you another therapeutic shower, excuse me please, you may not be ready for this.

But you can't skip this part. This thing hidden behind the opaque door is called an ascending shower.

You sit on it, and then the water stream, under a pressure of one or two atmospheres, does, forgive me, its job.

They say it's very beneficial for your health in old age.

Please treat this with understanding.

We won't find anything more interesting on this floor, of course, but let's look around anyway.

Here's a massage room in Eastern style, here's another massage room -

it may not seem remarkable, but even one unfortunate chair here costs almost 200 thousand rubles.

And this room - it's a hammam, decorated with marble, nothing interesting.

But here's another steam room - again with Eastern motifs.

Golden mosaics and a choice of four steam scents are present here.

Here is also located the thing, the sudden breakdown of which millions of people dream about.

It's a cryosauna.

It doesn't warm you up, but rather freezes you, with a temperature of minus 100 degrees contributing to the rejuvenation of the body.

So in a sense, Vladimir Putin really does spend time in a refrigerator.

There's also a little window here - just in case someone wants to peek in and check if the national leader hasn't frozen over.

Why is it so cold?

Directly from the spa area on the ground floor, we ascend the stairs to the main, first floor.

And here we have a choice, which of Putin's lounges do we want to see first?

If we go left, we'll enter the music lounge. To the right, the reading room.

For discretion, the rooms were renamed to Lobby number 1 and Lobby number 2.

But we've renamed them better - the Hall of Greatness Mania and the Hall of Military Fantasies.

Let's start with what used to be the reading room.

I'll show you specifically how it looked before because many things have changed and in a very characteristic way.

Before, it was the realm of golden eagles and romantic frescoes.

Some very neutral scenes - landscapes, hunting.

Now, soulless Italian motifs have been replaced by what Vladimir Putin truly favors.

This painting is called "The Battle for the Bbagration flèches," depicting one of the main events of the Battle of Borodino.

To the right of it hangs another - the battle between Russian and Persian troops near Elisabethpol in 1826.

On another wall, there are two more paintings - the first depicts the battle at Sarikamish,

and the second is dedicated to the defeat of Khazaria by Svyatoslav.

On the third wall, there are three more paintings: on the left, the Battle on the Ice,

on the right, for some reason, AGAIN the defeat of Khazaria,

but the painting is mirrored (apparently they decided that the old man is old and won't notice the trickery),

and in the center, the largest painting - it is called

"Whoever will come to us with a sword, from a sword will perish!" depicting Alexander Nevsky.

The original painting hangs in the Grand Kremlin Palace.

Also, pay attention to this empty space on the right -

in the renders, we see whose portrait they plan to hang there - the portrait of Marshal Zhukov.

A lot has changed, but something will certainly remain with us forever: the eagles.

They are no longer golden, but still very recognizable.

Now let's take another look around.

Thanks to the Project publication, which has the furniture estimates for this room, we find out

that these two sofas are priced at a mere 900 thousand each,

the buffet behind them at 1 million 100 thousand,

this luxurious table almost at 2 million,

and each chair at 220 thousand rubles, with a total of 10 chairs.

But the sofas, buffets, tables, and chairs for millions of rubles pale in comparison to this French chandelier.

It is made of golden-red crystal and weighs 336 kilograms.

Its cost, just listen, is 50 million rubles.

The same amount, for example, was allocated for the repair of all yards in Kaluga and the major overhaul of hospitals in Kamchatka.

There are 2 such chandeliers in this room.

That is, 100 million rubles went only to chandeliers in one of the hundreds of rooms in Putin's palace.

Let's move to the adjacent room, the former music lounge, now called the Sea Room.

It accidentally slipped into the documents.

The situation with the paintings here is similar, only they depict not the main land battles

and prominent military leaders in Russian history, but paintings with a maritime theme.

From the walls, towering 3.5 meters above the doors, Putin admires Admirals Nakhimov and Fyodor Ushakov,

and between them hangs a painting by Aivazovsky - a view of a seaside town.

On the other wall are busts of some women, unfortunately, it is not possible to discern them, perhaps they took part in important naval battles -

the battle of two yachts at the palace in Praskoveevka.

And on the opposite wall, Admiral Krusenstern gazes upon them all.

Here there will be 3 table stands for 420 thousand each, 2 sofas almost a million each, 6 chairs for 300 thousand each,

but the cost of the most expensive furniture cannot be found here - it was made for Putin on individual order.

The most expensive, of course, are the chandeliers again.

They also cost around 50 million rubles each.

We should admit here Putin's complete obsession with his own greatness.

He genuinely sees himself as the successor to Ushakov and Nakhimov, a new Alexander Nevsky under chandeliers worth 200 million.

And we move on. To the office.

Another fake information. It’s all fake. I know nothing about it.

Looking at this room, it's especially funny to remember that they're trying to sell us the idea that it's not Putin's palace, but a hotel.

Then what is this room, excuse me?

A hotel reception office covering 130 square meters?

It's done in dark wood, with a marble fireplace, empty bookshelves, and golden chandeliers.

The furniture, judging by the labels, is supposedly made in Serbia.

But I have no doubt it's all Italian, as Putin likes it, and they brought it through Serbia to bypass sanctions.

Let's get closer to Putin's workplace.

The layout is exactly the same as in his office in the Kremlin —

the chief's place is at the head of the table, and there are places for presenters in front of him.

According to the new plan, this table should have a computer and secure phones — just like in the Kremlin office.

An essential part of any apartment-hotel, wouldn't you agree?

Do you hear me, Anton?

Yes, yes.

Then why aren't you answering? You're a polite person, after all.

Now it's time to guide you to the most secretive place in the palace.

If the previous room sort of hinted that Vladimir Putin has lost his mind, this puts the final and irreversible point on it.

We're heading to the former arcade room, transformed...

into a chapel.

Here, Vladimir Putin talks to God.

The room, you'll agree, is quite oppressive.

Marble floor with a pattern.

Dark wallpaper, the walls around the room are adorned with decorative metal panels with some not very Orthodox-looking crosses.

In the center of the room, there's a lectern — it's like a stand for an icon or a book, and to the right of it stands a huge floor gilded candlestick.

But the main thing is, of course, the iconostasis.

It's very monumental, with icons in full height.

In the center, the recognizable image of Christ, to His right is the Virgin Mary, and to His left, you don't even have to guess — it's signed — Saint Prince Vladimir.

The place for the icon isn't random; to the left of Christ, they usually place the one in whose honor the chapel is named.

So this is the chapel of Saint Prince Vladimir.

There's no doubt that Putin not only associates himself with Prince Vladimir but already considers himself his embodiment, his reincarnation.

He organizes commemorative events in honor of the prince, names submarines after him,

the presidential fund allocates tens of millions of rubles for an ethno-opera about Prince Vladimir with a Shaman singer in the lead role,

and Putin even personally unveiled a huge 17-meter monument to the prince right opposite the Kremlin.

Today we honor the very instigator of the celebration. The Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir.

The gatherer of Russian lands, a warrior, creator, enlightener, defender against external enemies,

founder of the Russian state, and almost the Russian nation — Putin has called him almost everything.

They are no longer shy about it at all.

Patriarch Kirill, on behalf of the Russian Orthodox Church, says that, yes, there are no coincidences —

Vladimir Vladimirovich is definitely a new "The Red Sun."

Remembering the great Prince Vladimir, we simultaneously remember and pray for our president, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin,

who has the name of this prince. We believe that there are no coincidences.

This wooden cabinet is for sacred vessels, chalices, wine, and books.

And opposite the cabinet, excuse me, a throne.

It's called a stasidion, you can both stand and sit on it during long services.

In ancient Russian temples, such thrones were placed for tsars, and they were called — the royal seat.

Let's just pause and imagine.

Vladimir Putin, supposedly a democratically elected president (as he pretends to be), a hired PUBLIC SERVANT, an OFFICIAL,

has built himself a crazy palace worth 100 billion rubles and sits there in a dark room, on the throne, listening to prayers and admiring an icon (as he thinks) of himself.

I know you can't wait to go upstairs and inspect the royal chambers,

but there's still something on this floor that can surprise you.

I'm sure you remember the so-called hookah room, which was actually a strip club with a pole that we discovered at Putin's home last time.

The propagandists then particularly eagerly showed this place, saying, look, there are bare walls and workers' jackets, there is no stripper here.

Take a look. Obviously, it's specialized clothing for a stripper.

Well. This room is now called the Lounge Zone.

In essence and purpose, nothing has changed — they just replaced the cold parquet with carpet,

but kept the arches around the perimeter and the semi-circular sofas in place.

But whether they left the stage and the famous pole, unfortunately, is unclear — this part of the room is hidden from our eyes.

The theater has undergone significant changes.

Here's what it looked like before, and here's what it looks like now.

A huge stage — you can put on a play or play a concert here.

And you can watch it all from luxurious boxes.

However, the peculiarity is that only 9 spectators can fit in these boxes, no more.

And this is the gym. Right in the palace interiors with moldings and crystal chandeliers, there will be 20 simulators installed.

For now, as you can see, they haven't unpacked them yet, but here's how it will look according to the architectural plans.

We can already calculate the price of all the equipment, as we have a complete estimate.

This elliptical machine costs 1 million 623 thousand rubles, this exercise bike — 1 million 400 thousand,

and such a complex device as a dumbbell rack cost a quarter of a million.

The total cost of the equipment in Putin's gym is over 13 million rubles.

All the machines are Italian, and one is American — from the HOIST brand, the kind Putin installs in the gyms of his yachts and armored trains.

On the right in the video, we notice a huge mirror and... to our surprise, a ballet bar.

We'll soon see Vladimir Vladimirovich on the stage of the Bolshoi Theater, no doubt.

So, shall we go upstairs?

We're moving along the corridor of the first floor, with the entrance to the inner courtyard on the right, next to it is the security post.

As we can see, there's a vigilant guard, no fly with a camera will pass unnoticed.

We ascend the main staircase (there's an elevator here too, but we prefer to walk).

At the time of filming, there's still ongoing renovation here, but we can still get a good look at everything.

And here's the second security post. Like nimble ninjas, we slip by unnoticed.

And upstairs, there are corridors, corridors, and corridors.

Endless, almost like in horror movies. Dozens of doors, and behind them, bedrooms.

We'll definitely get into them later. But for now, we're in some kind of hall.

There's a huge statue, which apparently didn't fit on the alley outside.

A sofa, a TV on a stand for over 2 million rubles.

It's unclear for whom the photo frames are placed (after all, Putin doesn't acknowledge any of his relatives).

Well, maybe he'll put portraits of Sechin or Shoigu in them.

Busts stand on pedestals by the window, and on the way out, we notice a one more giant statue, a lady with either a dog or a lamb in her arms.

On this floor, there are 11 bedrooms.

Four of them are huge, almost 300 square meters each, these are the owners' bedrooms, and the rest are smaller, intended for simpler folks.

And now to the most interesting rooms - the owners' apartments.

The work there was not easy. To put it mildly.

All of Putin's residences, including his yachts, are arranged the same way - separate bedrooms, one for him and another for his life companion.

This palace is no exception, and if nothing has changed, Alina Kabaeva has her own apartments, here they are.

This is the first living room, which you can enter directly from the corridor: a sofa, armchairs, a TV.

Through this room, we enter the bedroom.

Here, too, all the furniture is in place and arranged strictly according to the floor plans shared with us by the Project.

You can purchase such a cute armchair for just 850 thousand rubles;

we found a very similar chest of drawers for 2 million 600 thousand.

On the left is the bed.

Pay attention to the high-tech mechanism that allows you to hide the TV UNDER the bed, and when needed, it comes out on a bracket.

Behind that door, there are several more rooms - a large living room, a snow-white bathroom with a wardrobe.

The total area of the royal chambers is 275 square meters.

Putin's bedroom is of the same size. Let's head there.

Welcome to the holy of holies, the royal resting place.

A personal and heavily guarded room, which we have successfully managed to enter once again.

The first living room: a huge mirror and a table for 6 guests; we found a similar one (in a different color) for 2 million rubles.

Football is playing on the TV, and next to it, we see giant busts, to which, as it turns out, Putin harbors a passion.

From the first living room, we enter directly into the bedroom.

Some of the furniture here is still wrapped in plastic to prevent dust, but all the decor is already in place, even the flowers are arranged.

The eye immediately falls on the cute chest of drawers.

It costs almost 4 million rubles.

That's about the price of a two-room apartment in Voronezh.

We also easily found the luxurious canopy bed.

We paid almost 6 million rubles for it.

That's like compensating for two people killed in shelling in Belgorod.

The bedside table usually holds the most valuable items. Putin has a bronze bear figurine there.

We have a good separate shooting of it, and to me, he looks very much like the trademark bear of United Russia.

Even in his sleep, Putin thinks about politics, but I would still keep the bronze statuette away from the bed.

Next stop. The secret boudoir or the second living room, also known as the relaxation room.

The entrance is right by the head of the bed.

Outsiders are not allowed here, but they will make an exception for us.

We immediately see a huge chest of drawers; it costs 2.5 million rubles.

Opposite it, there's a very deep sofa piled with cushions, on which Vladimir Putin can stretch out.

Now let's go to the bathroom...

Here we are greeted by statues and a round jacuzzi with a huge mosaic panel above it.

At least there's no Battle of Borodino here.

Let's take a look at the toilet - here, for some reason, opposite the toilet, there is a pouf chair worth 300 thousand rubles.

Probably for the aide-de-camp.

Moving on, we enter the shower room.

With another pouf chair priced at 300 thousand and an even more impressive mosaic.

By the way, notice how Vladimir Putin loves television.

There's a TV in the bathroom. And in the bedroom. And in one living room, and in the other.

Apparently, Putin can't go a minute without Ekaterina Andreeeva's broadcasts.

Some special mechanisms were invented for him.

Look. We can even try it ourselves to see how it works, why not.

Pressed it, and there comes the urgent news broadcast on the first channel.

I can just imagine how Putin will now sit in his living room, feeling uncomfortable, glancing at the TV remote, and thinking about us.

Well, what can you do, an apartment-hotel is still a public place!

Our tour of Putin's palace is still not over, but I'm sure that right now, looking at all this, many of you are bewildered.

How is all this possible at all?

Who pays for this?

How is all this maintained?

It's not just a country house anymore, it's a miniature state with huge infrastructure, created specifically for one person's leisure.

For example, here's an interesting document.

This is a labor conditions declaration.

Submitted in 2021 on behalf of LLC Complex, that is, the legal entity that the palace is registered under.

Every company submits such a report annually - it's a standard bureaucratic procedure, essentially just a list of positions that exist within it.

In our case, it's not even complete, but it includes more than 250 positions.

People who are constantly working and simply SERVING Putin's palace.

Maintaining the order here.

Who isn't there? 15 room cleaners, 13 specialists in territory cleaning, 27 workers in landscaping and gardening,

washing machine operators, carpenters, locksmiths, car washers, and 12 maids.

From such a company, you wouldn't want to leave, I understand.

And my favorite... a HERPETOLOGIST.

You probably don't even know who that is, and by the way, this is a very important scientist for Putin.

A naturalist-scientist. Herpetologists specialize in the study of reptiles, and amphibians.

They study the behavior of snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, diagnose, and treat the diseases they suffer from.

Usually, such specialists work in terrariums in zoos, but here, let's all agree, hiring such a person is fully justified -

a specialist in frogs and vipers in Putin's palace is definitely necessary.

The construction and maintenance of the palace are still financed by state-owned companies under the guise of providing non-existent services.

The Transneft-Service company spends 25 million rubles a month on renting certain non-residential premises,

and another structure, Transneft-Terminal, pays the palace another 30 for rent and services that are not actually provided.

For this money, Transneft could rent a building with an area of 10,000 square meters on Tverskaya Street.

But 660 million rubles a year are simply withdrawn from the state-owned company, headed by Putin's friend and colleague from the KGB, Nikolai Tokarev.

They are withdrawn for the needs of the palace.

These actions cause reputational damage.

In the investigation into the palace three years ago, we talked about a very unusual building - an underground hockey complex.

Indeed, what's the point of having a palace where you can't play hockey?

Interesting. We see an underground hockey complex for the first time.

It reflects the bunker style of the owner.

Back then, we knew nothing about it, we only had satellite imagery showing the outlines of the hockey rink.

Well, it's time to see what's inside now.

We have plans for this underground building, or rather bunker, and some documentation.

Vladimir Putin's personal involvement is already evident in the list of requirements for the complex designers.

They are required to make everything beautiful and decorate the boards of the hockey field with coats of arms.

Finally, we open the plans, and everything looks very impressive.

In the upper part, there are places for penalized players, and to the right is an American ice maintenance machine, which costs around 10 million rubles.

Below, we see a bar, with players tribune on either side.

On the left side of this floor is a VIP area with a doctor's office, as well as a Russian sauna, massage, and cosmetology rooms, and a hair salon.

In general, there's a place to freshen up after a hockey match.

Brilliant!

Next to the hair salon, there is an elevator, comments on which are unnecessary.

It is marked as the "first person lift."

And it leads to the second floor, to an even more luxurious part of the building.

Exiting this elevator, Putin walks along a long corridor straight to the area with slot machines!

Here it is, familiar to us, moved from the palace.

Further on, there is a grandstand for 6 spectators, a buffet table, and a buffet area for the same six people.

We suppose this is the only hockey complex in the world where the seating for spectators is many times smaller than the seating for players.

Further down is a restaurant for 16 people.

It's just amazing, of course.

A super-professional modern hockey complex was built for Putin, the opening of which would be a celebration in any Russian city.

And he needs it only for a couple of times a year, for the ridiculous spectacle of guards dressed in hockey uniforms awkwardly falling in front of him and elderly Soviet champions awkwardly surrendering.

What a shame.

In addition to hockey, Putin has another hobby, very private.

Reports about his success in this field are not broadcast on television, and it is not mentioned in his official biography.

It turns out, Putin loves shooting, and in the palace, they built him a personal shooting range!

Originally, they wanted to place the underground shooting range along the helicopter pads, next to the underground hockey complex,

but then changed their minds and placed it here, not far from the water.

This giant strip is the shooting range.

According to the documentation, the length of the structure is 213 meters, and the width is 6 meters.

It has 3 firing lines and, I quote, "rising-falling target installations."

On them, Putin can stick portraits of his enemies.

At the far end of the shooting range stands a bullet catcher of the sixth class of armored protection,

which means that you can shoot from a large-caliber sniper rifle OSV-96, which is also in service with the FSO.

Unfortunately, it is separately stipulated to prevent bullet ricochet, so it is unlikely that anything will hit Putin.

And another important part.

After this video, some may say - well, what is your evidence?

Perhaps this is still an apartment hotel, you cannot know for sure, or they will say - it's all fiction and just cartoons.

We will definitely hear something like this, at least from the propagandists and other Kremlin-paid individuals.

So let's go through it step by step.

First, if this is a hotel - then why, after the end of construction, there is not a single word about it anywhere for a YEAR?

Rotenberg clearly says - this is a business, it is an attractive hotel complex, unique, you will be able to come here in 2023.

A year and a half or two will pass, and I will invite you, and you will see this beauty.

SO WHY IS IT IMPOSSIBLE TO GET HERE IN 2024?

Where is the advertising? Where is the brochure?

Where is the website? Why does not a single photograph of this hotel exist?

It turns out that the journalist to whom Rotenberg offered a discount never visited this unique object?

Second. Architecture and layout of the premises.

Why is there only one very luxurious office for all guests in the apartment hotel,

exactly the same as in every office of Putin?

Why are there the same secure communication phones as in Putin's office?

What discussions are supposed to take place through these secure channels?

Ordering breakfast in bed and shirt ironing via government communication?

Where is the reception and access control system in this HOTEL, none of this exists.

All rooms are open.

Or where have you ever seen a hotel with an underground hockey complex with a lift for the first person?

Who is all this for?

And why should guests of the apartment hotel pray to St. Prince Vladimir in the home chapel?

Third. In my hands is a document - one of the agreements that everyone who works there signs.

Let's read it. This is a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement.

It states that nothing at all can be said about this place and construction.

You cannot disclose the name of the object, you cannot say where it is located, who the owner is.

You cannot talk about the purpose of the object - so you cannot even say that it is an apartment hotel.

Contractors are not allowed to, listen,

"transfer Information to each other through open channels of telephone, telegraph, and facsimile communication, as well as using the Internet network."

Violation of any of these points costs a fine of one million rubles.

Why do contractors building a PUBLIC place need these crazy rules?

Information and photos of real hotels are posted on the internet,

hotels PAY for advertising so people can see them, they don't hide and don't sue for any information about them.

Fourth. Why is the state-owned company Transneft transferring 660 million rubles a year

under fictitious pretexts for the construction of an ordinary hotel?

You said that Rotenberg is the owner! Why is Transneft paying?

This makes absolutely no sense at all.

After all, this so-called hotel for 100 billion rubles (even more now) and chandeliers for 50 million will never pay off in life.

Even if each of the 11 rooms is rented out for 500 thousand a day every day of the year without a break, it will pay off in 50 years.

Without taking into account the costs of maintenance, salaries, and so on - and this is hundreds of millions per year.

Well, fifth. The Project, which shared with us the floor plans of the "apartment hotel,"

managed to find and talk to a person directly involved in the design of this object.

Who, off the record, confirmed that this is not a hotel.

This is a palace. A private palace intended for one specific person.

And all, all that we talked about three years ago - the no-fly zone, buffer forests owned by the FSB, bought up to fence off the palace from outsiders.

Prohibition even to approach the cape.

All this has not disappeared anywhere and continues to exist, while supposedly there is Rotenberg's apartment hotel here.

Do you think that we are this stupid or what? Who is this blatant lie aimed at anyway?

We have another video from Putin's palace that we really wanted to show you in the end.

No, there won't be any golden interiors, chandeliers worth 50 million,

nor antique statues or paintings of great military leaders.

But the meaning and symbolism in this short clip are greater than in any other.

Our secret operator walks through the palace grounds at night and sees before him a typical, dirty trailer -

it's a dirty communal toilet for those who don't live in the palace but work there.

There are drawings and inscriptions on the doors and walls.

Among them, the main one stands out.

"Alexei, you were right."

That's how Putin's Russia is arranged.

He has a giant palace, the dream of a dictator gone mad with theft and impunity.

And it's built by ordinary people, ordinary workers, toiling for pennies, who aren't even entitled to a decent toilet.

And they all understand everything perfectly well.

About the lies, about the apartment hotel, and about the fairy tales on television, and about Rotenberg.

They have no doubts about who they're building the palace for.

And that Alexei was absolutely right.

Tomorrow Vladimir Putin will have his fifth inauguration.

It's been 25 years since he seized power.

Let's congratulate him, let's show this video to EVERYONE.

Send the link to acquaintances, post it on your social media -

pictures, videos, anything, as long as as many people as possible see the new interiors of the palace.

I'm sure he'll appreciate it.

After all, Putin never appears anywhere without hundreds of bodyguards and FSO employees.

Putin doesn't go to public places, he doesn't even use someone else's dishes.

I'm sure you've heard about the suitcase too.

Putin is absolutely paranoid, trembling for his life and health, obsessed with his own security.

And here we are, we went into his bedroom, were left alone with his dishes, bed, were in his office and even in his home chapel.

We walked through his palace without any control.

And we are publishing, right now, together with the Project, NEW floor plans of each room of his precious palace.

And his sports complex with a lift for the first person.

And if (by the way, I won't be surprised) he demolishes this palace again out of fear to the bare walls in search of bugs, poisons, or any other ridiculous things from his own arsenal.

He'll tear it down and build himself a new one.

And we'll get in there again.

Like Alexei Navalny did, like we did, like journalists, activists, and anyone else after us will do.

Because if we give up, it means Putin has won and Navalny's murder will go unpunished.

We must not give Putin another 6 years of unlimited power.

We must resist. We must spoil and ruin Putin's plans.

Everyone in their own way - some with investigations, some with honest news, some with brave and uncompromising struggle.

Talk to your friends and family about it, spread the investigations, put up leaflets,

don't become cannon fodder in Putin's unnecessary war.

And don't be afraid to say that Alexei was right.

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