Ukrainian kamikaze drones blow up another major Russian oil depot as Putin’s sham election enters final day
UKRAINE has sent kamikaze drones to disrupt Vladimir Putin’s mock election this weekend, blowing up another major oil depot.
Dramatic footage shows the intense fire that unfolded at the Krasnodar factory after Zelensky’s ferocious rockets struck overnight.
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Russia admitted to shooting down as many as 35 drones during Ukraine’s fierce attack.
At least two hit the oil refinery around 3 a.m., in the same region where Vlad has two palaces.
The embarrassing security breach occurs day three of his mock elections, which were met with much criticism even within Russia.
Some Russians have already launched attacks on polling stations, destroying ballots with bright green dye or setting fire to a voting booth.
One woman even reportedly threw a petrol bomb near a station.
And anti-Putin protesters have been urged to storm polling stations Russia today at 12 noon to fulfill the wishes of the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
The 71-year-old Putin is said to be furious at the way the Russians have sabotaged his presidential elections so far with protests and stunts.
Ukraine’s highly successful air campaign this week is sure to provoke a similar reaction as it further disrupts its bogus exercise in democracy.
This morning’s attack on the Slavyansk refinery is the eighth in six days and overwhelms the work of Russia’s air defenses.
This week marks Ukraine’s most intense air battle against Russia in two years of war.
The attacks not only put Putin’s defenses in a weak light, but also raise oil prices and damage his economy.
The Belgorod region also came under new fire when four drones dropped explosives on the village of Oktyabrsky, damaging power lines.
Russia claimed to have shot down six Ukrainian drones around Moscow on the final day of voting, sure to secure Putin another term in a landslide victory.
Ukraine’s relentless efforts coincide this week with the tenth anniversary of Putin’s annexation of Crimea.
Opposition leader Dmitry Gudkov spoke to The Sun about the protests expected later today.
He said: ‘We want lines of people to appear at different polling stations, so that everyone can see lines of people who have come against Putin and against the war.
“The main task is to show that Putin does not have much support, that there are a large number of people who are against the war.
“The main task is to undermine the legitimacy of this Putin government.”
Putin’s henchman Dmitry Medvedev today demanded that draconian treason laws, not election laws, be used against all “treasonous, bastard” protesters.
The former president said: “They are traitors, and their actions can be classified much more strictly,” adding that their “high treason” amounted to providing “aid to a foreign state during a war.”
He continued: “This is not a children’s match game or a harmless joke involving green.
“This is direct aid to the degenerates who are shelling our cities today.
‘Criminal activists in polling stations must realize that their actions can yield results in twenty years [of jail].”
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