Putin's Alleged Sons Have 'Cover Documents,' Use Armored Train: Report

Russian President Vladimir Putin's alleged sons reportedly have 'cover documents' and use an armored train for travel.

The allegations come from an investigation by the independent Russian outlet The Insider.

According to the report, Putin's alleged sons, Andrey Yakunin and Igor Putin, have used cover documents to conceal their identities while traveling.

The report also alleges that the sons have used an armored train for travel, which is a highly unusual and secure mode of transportation.

The Insider's investigation is based on leaked documents and interviews with sources close to the Putin family.

The report has not been independently verified, but it has raised concerns about the extent of Putin's control over Russia.

If the allegations are true, they would suggest that Putin's sons are using their father's power to enrich themselves and avoid scrutiny.

The allegations also raise questions about the security of Putin's regime and the extent to which he is willing to go to protect his family.

The Kremlin has not commented on the allegations.