Gelendzhik is where Russian Federation president Vladimir Putin's palace is:
[KP.RU] The area around Cape Idkopas became no-fly in the interests of border security following an order from the Ministry of Transport dated July 24, 2020, the Federal Security Service said.
The FSB also said that the order was adopted due to "the increased intelligence activity of a number of neighboring states, including those in the NATO bloc," RBC reports . Foreign states, according to the department, showed interest in the territory on which the border outpost of the FSB border administration for the Krasnodar Territory is located. The department also clarified that the outpost began operating in October 2020.
At the request of the publication, the FSB replied that a detachment is working on this territory that protects a section of the Russian border, ensures the economic and other interests of the country, controls the protection of water and biological resources, and also makes sure that individuals and legal entities do not violate the rules of the state border regime and border control.
- Other tasks are not assigned to the department, - added the FSB.
The KP.ru website also reported that the FSO announced the absence of protected facilities in Gelendzhik.
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