Ukraine has dealt Vladimir Putin a chastening blow.
The Russian president’s alleged private holiday residence in the southern Russian region of Gelendzhik on the Black Sea coast is thought to have cost north of $1 billion, is mired in controversy, and has become a symbol of the corrupt decades of Putin’s rule.
The Residence at Cape Idokopas, an Italianate complex, known widely as “Putin’s Palace,” is surrounded by a square-mile no-fly zone and a broader 27-square-mile buffer zone.
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