PARANOID Vladimir Putin has set up an air defense ring around his lake and palace northwest of Moscow, fearing Ukrainian drone attacks.
Russian media claim to have mapped the entire Pantsir-S1 air defense guarding the 71-year-old dictator’s luxurious Valdai residence.
There is also an S-400 air defense formula deployed in the metal ring, more complete than that of many Russian cities.
A new Pantsir-S1, installed in a tower in the forest of Ryabinovy Island, appeared to be near the Valdai residence.
This was observed in Google satellite photographs taken on May 6 this year, he reported.
Putin is also known to protect his in Novo-Ogarevo, near Moscow, with Pantsir-S1 missiles.
He shares Valdai’s retirement with his lover Alina Kabaeva, 41, and his young secret family, to independent Russian media.
The Pantsir-S1 is a Russian mobile air defense system designed to protect against aerial threats, adding precision-guided aircraft, helicopters, drones and munitions.
It combines surface-to-air missiles and anti-aircraft artillery to provide short- and medium-range defense.
The VChK-OGPU telegram channel reported earlier that an air defense unit was transferred from St. Petersburg to protect Vlad’s palace in Valdai, considered “a strategically vital object. “
The first known air defense system located in this Putin gap was discovered in January 2023 in the nearby village of Yashcherovo, where an entire defensive ring was installed to protect against Ukrainian missiles and drones.
Part of Valdai National Park was closed to visitors shortly after Russian opposition media outlet Proekt revealed that Putin and Kabaeva were the large property to hide their common minor children, who were never revealed to the public.
The exclusion zone covers the Isle of Wight and the Mediterranean island of Malta.
The authorities explained that the restrictions prohibiting them were due to a “deterioration of ecological conditions” in Lake Valdai.
Locals say there has been no deterioration in the lake’s pristine state and that the move is only for Putin to protect himself from prying eyes.
The gigantic property is guarded by a federal security service and the consequences for invaders include two years of “correctional labour” and fines of up to £5,300.
Kabaeva, an Olympic gold medal-winning rhythmic gymnast, is known for owning a giant space in the vast terrain she shares with her children.
This is separate from the “golden” mansion.
According to independent media, Kabaeva gave birth to Putin’s son in 2015 in Switzerland and four years later in Moscow.
Some rumors suggest that they are forming a wider family circle together.
Their relationship began after Putin split from another secret lover, Svetlana Krivonogikh, 48, mother of his 21-year-old daughter Luiza Rozova.
Proekt said: “At approximately the same distance from the houses of Putin and Kabaeva there is a huge spa complex with a solarium, cryogenic chamber, 25-meter swimming pool, steam room, sauna, powder room, massage baths, cosmetology treatments and dentistry”.
The investigation revealed that there is a “constant presence of young people in the residence. “
“During the summers of 2020 and 2021, a small kart track was installed on the site of the old helipads.
“And right next to the residence, a giant children’s play area in yellow and blue colors built in the center of the forest between 2016 and 2020. ”
Putin uses his “personal armored train” to reach his lakeside hideout.
“For this reason, a secret and guarded post was built near his residence,” Proekt explained.
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