It Became Known Who Will Guard Putin In Alaska During The Summit

Two services are involved.

During his visit to Alaska, Vladimir Putin's security will be guaranteed by his personal guard together with the US Secret Service.

According to an interview with former senior US Secret Service official Robert McDonald to the TASS news agency.

Robert McDonald said that during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Alaska, his security will be ensured jointly by the Russian leader's personal guard and the US Secret Service.

According to him, such practice is standard and political differences between countries do not affect this.

McDonald, who has more than 20 years of experience in the U.S. Secret Service and coordinated security measures at major international summits (in particular APEC-2011 and G8-2012), noted that law enforcement officers of different countries in such cases put politics aside. They work like professionals, doing everything possible to fully protect their leaders.

As an example, he cited the annual session of the UN General Assembly in New York, where security guards from dozens of nations, including political opponents of the United States, interact cohesively and effectively.

The exagent also shared his own positive experience of cooperating with Russian colleagues during George Bush Jr.'s visits, emphasizing their professionalism. McDonald now teaches criminal law at the University of New Haven.

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