Putin Is Said to Have a ‘Pathological Fear’ of Drone Strikes — and Kyiv Just Burned the S-400 Guarding His Favorite Palace
The launcher burned for three hours, and Ukraine said the strike also hit two more S-400 launchers and a UAV control antenna in Crimea.
- On Tuesday, Ukrainian drones destroyed a launcher belonging to Russia's S-400 Triumf air defence system guarding Vladimir Putin's residence near Gelendzhik.
- The $1.3 billion complex near Gelendzhik, known as "Putin's Palace", features an "aqua disco" according to Palace Journalists and is protected by a 43-kilometre buffer zone.
- Unmanned Systems Forces Commander Robert Brovdi said the launcher had been repurposed to strike Ukrainian cities, with six missiles launched on August 8.
- Ukraine's Defence Intelligence confirmed drones also struck two additional S-400 launchers and a UAV control antenna in Crimea during the operation.
- The Telegraph and Censor reported the air defence system, designed to repel aircraft, drones, and cruise missiles, burned for three hours following the strike.
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