Putin’s India Visit: Russian President to Bring ‘Flying Fortress’; Fortress Security Implemented with Unwavering Trust in Modi

Moscow/New Delhi: Ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s arrival in India, security agencies have prepared a blueprint for the highest-level VVIP security ever. Russia brings its entire team and equipment to India, from a secure limousine for road movement to food and communication systems, along with Putin, whose aircraft is known worldwide as a “Flying Fortress.” Putin will be under Fortress Security upon his arrival in India.

Fortress Security is a security measure that renders a target virtually invulnerable to all external threats. Modi is among the select few heads of government in whom Putin places immense trust. Information obtained from official diplomatic sources and security agencies indicates that Putin’s aircraft and security protocols are comparable to those of US President Donald Trump, while differing in many aspects.

Road Movement: Russia Brings Its Own Armored Limousine
Security isn’t limited to aircraft alone during any of Putin’s visits. For road security, Russia brings its entire motorcade to India, including an Aurus military limousine, the same vehicle that travels with the presidential convoy in Moscow. This vehicle is bullet-proof and grenade-proof, RPG-blast resistant, equipped with a hermetic seal, and is also safe from gas attacks.

The IL-96-3000 Pew is no less than Air Force One.
According to a confidential report by the Strategic Aviation Intelligence Network, the highest standards of security are considered for the flights used by heads of state. US President Donald Trump’s Air Force One and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s IL-96-3000 Pew are considered flying military headquarters within the global security framework. Both aircraft possess extremely robust security systems.

Putin’s aircraft features a multi-layer missile jamming system that confuses and neutralizes enemy attacks. Meanwhile, Air Force One features missile-defense armor and an anti-electromagnetic pulse shield, which keeps the aircraft operational even during a nuclear or electronic attack.

India’s tight security arrangements send a diplomatic message
Indian security agencies have activated land, sea, and air security protocols for Putin’s arrival. Airspace restrictions, communication jamming, anti-drone shields, and strategic route security will be deployed in the national capital region. Foreign policy analysts believe that such high-level security is not just about risk management; it also conveys a message of trust, global power balance, and strategic relations between the two countries. With Vladimir Putin’s arrival in India, security preparations, from air to road, are at the world’s highest VVIP level.