Putin’s Official Limousine Explodes Near FSB Headquarters in Moscow
The cause of the explosion remains unclear as speculation grows over internal threats and heightened security concerns surrounding the Russian president.
- A luxury Aurus Senat limousine, reportedly part of Vladimir Putin's official fleet, exploded and caught fire near the FSB headquarters in Moscow on March 29, 2025.
- The fire began in the engine bay and quickly spread through the vehicle; no injuries have been reported, and it is unclear who, if anyone, was inside.
- The vehicle is managed by the Presidential Property Management Department, emphasizing its high-profile connection to the Russian leadership.
- The incident followed provocative remarks by Ukrainian President Zelensky predicting Putin's death, intensifying speculation about Kremlin stability and internal threats.
- Viral videos of the explosion have sparked widespread public interest, with investigators yet to determine whether this was an accident or a deliberate act.
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