SECURITYJun 9 · 15:27 UTCKYIV POSTJulia Struck-Feshchenko

Anti-Drone Nets Deployed Near Putin’s Valdai Residence

Anti-drone nets typically used in frontline conditions have been installed near Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Valdai district. Images shared by journalist Oleg Kashin show netted structures covering truck parking areas along a nearby highway, with sources indicating the move addresses security concerns linked to Ukrainian drone operations.

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