Satellite imagery shows that the site has recently been equipped with advanced military technology to counter the increasing threat of Ukrainian drones.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence in the western Russian town of Valdai, north of Moscow, is now fortified with multiple air defense systems amid increasing drone activity coming from Ukraine.Some reports initially claimed that a single Pantsir system had been installed close to the Kremlin leader's palatial getaway. Now, satellite imagery confirms the presence of at least seven of such systems distributed around the heavily guarded compound.
Among the seven deployed defenses, the most visible is located on Ryabinovy Island, two miles from Putin's residence.Another, about 1.9 miles from the residence and adjacent to a nearby highway, is also guarding the Russian president's bunker.Five miles from Putin's palace, another system is located near the Valdai-Avia airfield , which is often used for civil aviation as well as private flights.
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