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Russian president Vladimir Putin has been shot at his home near Moscow.Vadim Zimin, the retired 53-year-old colonel, was shot at his home and is now gravely ill in intensive care, reports say.Colonel Zimin had been in charge of the nuclear briefcase during his time as an active member of the Federal Security Service, accompanying the Kremlin leader and carrying his nuclear warhead controls.READ MORE: Putin says 'we don't threaten anyone with nukes but we do have them and will use them'The colonel, alongside former President Boris Yeltsin, was said to have carried out the trusted role for the current Russian president, handling the world-ending suitcase for the 69-year-old Russian leader. Zimin had been a member of the FSS, rising through the ranks until he landed himself the position of colonel under his successor Vladimir Putin.But the precise role of the gravely ill colonel is as yet unknown, with the ex-KGB spy found with gunshot wounds in the kitchen of his flat located in Krasnogorsk, Moscow.The wife of Zimin, a medic, had been absent from the house as she is reportedly treating soldiers fighting in the invasion of Ukraine.The 53-year-old colonel was under house arrest over allegations of bribe-taking after joining the customs service in a senior role, with Zimin denying any wrongdoing.

Vladimir Putin’s forces are making less progress than he expected in Ukraine, and the Russian leader is facing a battle at home too as he bids to control public and political criticism. Despite public protests being illegal in Russia, many Russians have risked arrest to demonstrate against the war in the streets of Moscow and other major Russian cities.

Vladimir Putin is the president of Russia and has been in office as president or prime minister for 22 years.

Russia wants a war with Ukraine ”, but 'Russia’ has a line throughout and replaced with 'Putin'. Below, features the message: "The biggest and most successful lie of Kremlin's propaganda is that most Russians stand with Putin".Russian Abramovich, 55, purchased Chelsea in 2003 and has turned them into the force in European football.After Putin ordered the bombing of Ukraine military infrastructure, a number of sports stars, including footballers and Olympians, have spoken out by using social media as well.Russian volleyball player Ekaterina Gamova wrote: “We don’t need any war.

Ukraine. Russia began its aggressive offensive on its neighbour in the early hours of Thursday morning after being given the green light by President Vladimir Putin.

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