Courtesy of Wikimedia,  Exterior of “Putin’s Palace”, near the village of Praskoveevka in Krasnodar Krai, Russian Wikileaks
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The Moscow Times reports:

The destruction of the electronic warfare system opened the way for Ukrainian drones to reach the S-400, 500 meters away. Robert Brovdi (Madyar), commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, reported that they destroyed the S-400, which was launching six missiles simultaneously, on the night of August 9. The fire on the S-400 lasted three hours. “Satellite imagery shows the destruction of at least one launcher… Now Putin’s ‘palace’ is left unprotected,” says Matveyev.

Putin’s “palace” is located on the Black Sea coast, approximately 20 km from Gelendzhik. The 17,700-square-meter complex gained widespread notoriety following an investigation by Alexei Navalny, founder of the Anti-Corruption Foundation. According to his investigation, the property includes a church, a hockey rink, a movie theater, a karaoke/hookah lounge, a beer hall, a billiards room, several restaurants, a swimming pool, an aqua disco, a spa, saunas, Turkish baths, its own meat-fish, vegetable, and dessert processing facilities, a therapeutic mud warehouse, a library, a music lounge, a helipad, and more.

A no-fly zone has been established over the “palace,” and the adjacent 7,000 hectares, according to the investigation, belong to the FSB. The FBK estimated the cost of construction of the complex at at least 100 billion rubles.

Slava Ukraine!