Putin's official presidential car involved in head-on crash in Moscow, killing Russian leader's 'favourite chauffeur'
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Vladimir Putin's presidential car has been involved in a deadly head-on crash in Moscow. The Russian president's favourite chauffeur was killed in the horror collision, which was captured in shocking CCTV footage. Putin was not in the car at the time. Russian media reports that the president's official driver was killed in the crash.
Vladimir Putin's official car is involved in a head-on crash in Moscow which killed the Russian president's 'favourite chauffeur'
- WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT
- Putin's favourite chauffeur has been killed in horror smash in Moscow
- The driver was involved in smash while driving official black BMW
- He died at the scene but Putin was not in the vehicle
Russian media has revealed that a head-on crash in which a man was killed involved Vladimir Putin's official black BMW.
However
the Russian President was not in the car at the time when it was struck
head-on by another vehicle which crossed over from the opposite side of
the road.
CCTV images of the footage taken on Kutuzovsky Avenue in the Russian capital Moscow show how the Mercedes collided head-on with the presidential BMW.
Russian media has revealed that a head-on crash in which a man was killed involved Vladimir Putin's official black BMW
CCTV images of the footage taken on
Kutuzovsky Avenue in the Russian capital Moscow show how the Mercedes
collided head-on with the presidential BMW
Russian
media said that the car was being driven by Putin's favourite official
driver, and that he was killed instantly, but that the President was not
in the vehicle at the time. The car is officially registered as
belonging to the Federation Council, also known as the Russian Senate or
Upper Chamber of Parliament.