ALBAWABA - A secret camera has for the first time trapped exclusive footage from inside Russian President Vladimir Putin's mansion, which is valued at about $1 billion. However, a "hole to hell" has taken the attention of social media users.
The clip showed various rooms inside Putin's mansion from his bedroom to his bathrooms, inside and outside pools and many massage rooms in the Eastern style as well as the Russian leader's salons.
Yesterday, Vladimir Putin was sworn in for a fifth term at a glittering Kremlin inauguration attended by many officials and leaders, including the head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov, to embark on another six years as leader of Russia.
According to a YouTube channel, named Алексей Навальный, the luxurious dinner table inside Putin's palace is worth about $2 million.
Furthermore, the camera also took snippets from inside Putin's hammam, a type of steam bath or a place of public bathing, decorated with marble.
Nonetheless, a room inside Putin's mansion did have some luxurious old paintings including "The Battle for the Bagration Fleches" which shows one of the main events from the "Battle of Borodino" that happened near the village of Borodino on 7 September [O.S. 26 August] 1812 during Napoleon's invasion of Russia.
Hole to hell captured by secret camera inside Putin’s $1 billion mansion
While a camera was taking a video from inside the luxurious palace of Putin an unusual "hole of hell" was captured in the clip, leaving many with questions about what was it or where it could lead.
"Does it lead to a secret place where only the Russian president can enter" or "Is it where Putin keeps all his money and gold?" social media users questioned the red hole inside the mansion of the Russian president.
However, according to the video, the red ground hole is nothing but another place for bathing as on the opposite side of the room you may find another blue hole.
The blue one is for cold baths and the orange one is for warm or hot baths.
