The recent reports from Russia show, Putin’s guards are under fear with hypnosis that may be used in coup attempt in the country.
Russia’s Federal Protective Service’s (FSO) are concerned about potential scenarios which involve an opponent’s use of hypnosis techniques, in other words – psychological operations, as reported by the independent Russian website “Insider”.
Commanders of the FSO are responsible to ensure the security of the Kremlin authorities, and their fear is not considered as futile.
The world denizens in general are not aware of the fact that Vladimir Putin along with his personal tight security, is also using at least three doubles. And the doubles have undergone plastic surgery for looking like Putin, as secretly revealed by the head of Ukraine’s military intelligence agency.
Last month in the last week a few armed officers appeared in the centre of Moscow where military equipment have also been spotted on 26th of October 2022. Nevertheless, the hopes of some Russian rebels for the overthrow of Vladimir Putin, has quickly been dashed.
It also has been turned out that this was a part of the pre-planned FSO exercises which basically is a safety drill as the preparations against any coup attempt, reported by the opposition media.
This was not one of its kind undertaking, this has been going on for a long time being supervised by the FSO deputy chief General Alexander Komov who is well known among the Russian elites due to his interest in paranormal phenomena and astronomy.
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