Putin's Palace Could Be The Target Of Ukrainian Drones

UAVs attacked Gelendzhik.

Last night, Ukrainian drones allegedly attacked “civilian objects” on the territory of Gelendzhik, the governor of the Krasnodar Territory said on his Telegram. The drones fell in Dzhanhot and Kolodets, which are located next to the residence of dictator Vladimir Putin on Cape Idokopas, Echo reports.

According to Veniamin Kondratyev, all Ukrainian drones were allegedly shot down by air defense forces. He added that in the village of Krinitsa, debris from one of the drones damaged an unfinished house, and in the village of Dzhanhot, a drone fell into the trees.

Judging by the online map, the dictator’s residence is located very close to the explosion sites. In particular, in Krinitsa there is a winery at the palace.

By the way, this is not the first time drones have flown near Putin’s palace. On the night of May 17, during a massive attack by Ukrainian drones aimed at Russian energy facilities in the Krasnodar Territory, drones flew near the residence of the Russian president on the Black Sea coast.