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Ukraine Drone Strike Destroys Air Defence System Near Putin's Black Sea Palace

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Ukraine's unmanned systems forces carried out a drone strike that destroyed an air defence launcher protecting a property linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The launcher was reported to be on fire and burning for approximately three hours following the attack. Major Robert Brovdi, commander of Ukraine's unmanned systems forces, confirmed the strike and its outcome. The targeted facility is reportedly a lavish Black Sea estate associated with Putin, valued at an estimated 13,000 crore rupees. The attack marks a notable strike on infrastructure directly guarding a high-profile Russian asset.

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