Putin is a rare president in the world who even carries drinking water with him for his safety. Wherever they go in the world, their food and drinking water take them with them. Even their toothbrush is made with this water. It is fortunate that they use hotel water for bathing and toilet, but this too is thoroughly checked by their security team beforehand.
In the world, even the President of America does not carry his water with him. But the heads of state of three countries carry their food and drinking water with them – these are Putin of Russia, Kim Jong Un of North Korea and Xi Jinping of China. It is said that when Putin goes on foreign tours, a team also travels with him, which carries his food items and drinking water.
Their water bottles are carried on planes
When they reach a country, their heavily loaded water bottles are immediately taken out of the plane and taken through security to the hotel where they are staying. Even during his programs, meetings and other activities throughout the day, his team also keeps his special water with him so that he can drink it wherever he feels the need.
Water is constantly kept in his public and international meetings. He is seen taking small sips in very small quantities.
The kitchen team moves together and uses the same water.
Most of the world’s leaders drink 1.5 to 3 liters of water daily. At the age of 72, Putin’s daily water intake should be this much. He does not drink tea or coffee. Usually drink soup. His kitchen setup and food testing lab team also move along with him.
As soon as we reach anywhere, the kitchen is set up immediately. Food items brought from Russia are set. Russian water is kept sealed in bottles. However, there is a team that monitors all these things and destroys them, not allowing even a single bit of waste to come out.
How much water do you carry with you?
But let us tell you how Russian water runs with Putin. However, there is no publicly available data as to how many “water bottles or how many liters of water” Putin carries with him when he travels abroad. They do not use water from hotels or other places at all, and do not even drink the water offered by the heads of state of the host country.
This means that the water they drink, the water they use for cooking, the water they use for cleaning other than bathing – all of that is from water brought from Russia, not from local sources.
Perhaps due to security reasons it is not known how much water is going with them. Reports always use words like bottled water or Russian bottled water.
Putin’s security system is very secret. The number of his personal team and support staff, the quantity of luggage and the list of carry-on items are not made public.
What is this water used for?
– For drinking – clean, safe bottled water, so that they do not depend on local water. 100% of this water comes with them only. They only drink bottled water brought with them. This water is brought by his team in sealed protocol. Often, their staff will leave small bottles near the hotel sink.
– In cooking and serving food – The food is prepared by their personal team from Russian ingredients and Russian bottled water. The use of water of the hotel and that country in this work is completely prohibited.
– For hygiene, cleaning and daily essential works – like cleaning utensils, glasses etc., plumbing etc. We also use our water for toothbrushing and cleaning our mouth. Even if they have to wash their hands, they use their own water. If the shower and tap water has been cleared by their security team, then hotel water can be used for this purpose. Bathing can be done with local water.
Kim Jong and Jinping also do this
Whenever North Korean leader Kim Jong Un goes out, he takes bottled water with him. Their security team also tests the food. Wherever China’s President Xi Jinping goes, he carries safe bottled water with him. Their food is prepared jointly by the local chef and his Chinese team. But this model of Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping is not as harsh as Putin’s. Putin’s system is the most unique and strictest in the world.
