Vladimir Putin has recently seen one of his close associates, whom he once favored as his “favorite witch,” being sentenced to two years in prison. Alyona Polyn, aged 45, was reportedly imprisoned at the Russian President’s directive, despite her previous vocal support for his leadership. She had advocated for a group of witches to use spells against Putin’s adversaries, aiming to banish them.
Allegedly linked to Putin’s intelligence agencies, Alyona, also known as Elena Sulikova, had commanded numerous self-proclaimed witches to strengthen Putin, causing concern for Ukrainian security services. The SBU security service in Kyiv stated that she not only engaged in magic but also recruited new members outside Russia on the FSB’s orders. She allegedly urged her witch recruits in Ukraine to aid the Russian Armed Forces and SVR by providing troop location data.
Last year, Alyona was detained by the FSB, where various items associated with occult practices were discovered in her possession, including dried bats, ritualistic tools, and voodoo artifacts. Following this, she has been sentenced to two years in prison on charges of extremism and offending religious sentiments. It has been rumored that Putin, aged 73, has a personal interest in the occult and pagan beliefs.
Reports have emerged that the Kremlin denied claims of Putin consulting shamans regarding nuclear weapons. Additionally, it is known that Putin’s residence in the Altai Mountains, situated 2,375 miles east of Moscow, features a sophisticated bunker for potential wartime leadership. The compound reportedly includes a deer farm where antlers are harvested from Siberian stags for blood baths, a traditional practice believed to enhance male vitality and overall health benefits.
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