“Project”: a wooden tower was built for Kabaeva and their children together with Putin near the presidential residence in Valdai

At least three separate railway stations have been built for President Vladimir Putin near his residences in Valdai, Novo-Ogarevo and Sochi, reports Project. According to journalists, a wooden tower was also built at the residence in Valdai, where Putin’s alleged mistress Alina Kabaeva and their common children live.

Journalists published photos and satellite images of these stations, clarifying that the president departs on rail travel from a special station at the Moscow-Kalanchevskaya station near Three Stations Square. The station in Valdai, in the village of Dolgiye Borody, is described in more detail:

“One of the security guards, talking to a Project correspondent, called the facility a “special station” and said that the passage there was closed. Local residents claim that when coming to Valdai by train, the president also uses a helicopter to cover the short distance separating the station from the residence,” writes Project.

Journalists paid such attention to the Valdai residence because they claim that the children of Alina Kabaeva and Putin live there. For Kabaeva and the children, according to the publication’s source, a wooden tower was specially built next to the presidential residence. In addition, “Project” for the first time publishes the interiors of Putin’s residence - photographs taken in 2005 were given to journalists by a person associated with the construction of the residence.