The Kremlin's inner circle is comprised of Putin's trusted allies and confidants from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton
In the corridors of power in Moscow, there exists a tight-knit group of individuals who hold significant influence over the decision-making processes of the Russian government. This group, known as the Kremlin's inner circle, is made up of President Vladimir Putin's most trusted allies and confidants. These individuals play a crucial role in shaping policy, determining strategy, and executing Putin's vision for Russia. Members of the inner circle have known Putin for years, some even dating back to his time in the KGB. They have earned his trust through loyalty, competence, and a shared understanding of the goals and objectives of the Putin regime. These individuals have proven themselves time and time again, often by carrying out sensitive missions or handling delicate political matters with discretion and skill. The inner circle is not a static group; rather, it is fluid and subject to change as individuals fall in and out of favor with Putin. Those who are closest to the president wield immense power and influence, able to...
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