This is supported: which attacks on Russia have the greatest psychological effect

In Russia on May 27 they announced that the drones allegedly “tried to attack” objects near Gelendzhik, where the residence of Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin is located. However, this does not cause a big stir among Russians.

The “cotton” in the Rublyovka area had a much more successful effect on the moral and psychological state inside Russia. This opinion 24 Channel was voiced by Russian opposition politician Gennady Gudkov.

The Russians like the attack on Rublyovka better

Gennady Gudkov noted that Putin’s facilities are very well protected by the air defense system. Therefore, the news about drones near Gelendzhik has not yet caused much effect among Russians.

In my opinion, when drones began to fall on or near dachas on Rublyovka, this was the most powerful moral and psychological effect. “I got the impression that this was all joyfully accepted by the majority of the Russian population,” he said.

Putin’s residences are very well fortified, have systems of bomb shelters and underground passages. Therefore, news about drones causes certain negative feelings among Russians, but this is not panic, the Russian oppositionist is convinced.

Drones nearby from Putin's residence in Gelendzhik

• Governor of the Krasnodar Territory Veniamin Kondratyev said that on the night of May 27, drone debris fell in two settlements near Gelendzhik. According to him, allegedly “Ukrainian drones” tried to attack civilian objects on the territory of Gelendzhik. All the drones were allegedly “shot down” by air defense.
• He reported that in the village of Krinitsa, debris from one of the drones damaged an unfinished house. In the village of Dzhanhot, a drone fell on the trees and the fire was extinguished. According to preliminary data, there were no casualties.
• It is known that in the village of Krinitsa, where the drone debris allegedly fell, Putin’s new vineyards are located. They are located on the opposite side from the palace, only 9 kilometers away. They are called the wine-making estate “Old Provence”. ~