The Russian President and his close allies are reportedly putting plans in place to flee, with one country in mind it will evacuate to, should Ukrainian soldiers defeat Russian troops in the war.
The Ukrainian military claimed on Saturday it killed dozens of Russian troops in the city of Kherson in the south, and rail traffic has been cut, potentially isolating the invaders from sending military supplies to Crimea and slowing its attack.
Stream the latest news on the war in Ukraine live & on demand on Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2022 "Defeat in the war for the President of Russia will mean the end of his power and the regimen as a whole," Telegram account General CVR wrote, citing tip offs from"retired and active intelligence agents".Since then, a new report has claimed"Putin himself and his entourage are preparing plans for evacuation from Russia" in search for refuge if his war failed.
The only issue is the plan would need to fly over NATO country Turkey who could refuse entry into its airspace and the only route between Russia and Syria. Russia has struggled in recent weeks to overcome defiant Ukrainian troops with offensive fronts stalling and dozens of Moscow soldiers killed. Picture: Diego Herrera Carcedo/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
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