Former engineer Stanislav Chekalev worked at Putin's residence and claims to have seen "Putin's golden toilets" with his own eyes. After the outbreak of the war, he left the country and tried to help Ukraine infiltrate the secret territory in Novo-Ogaryovo. But his help was not accepted. Now Stanislav is developing a computer game about Putin's "secret palace" based on real drawings and promises that soon everyone will be able to visit the presidential mansions.
“Chekalev thought: blowing up virtual buildings is, of course, great. “But what if tens of thousands of people around the world can get into the residence in the game, which is considered one of the most secret territories in Russia? As a design engineer, I am friends with Autocad and Compass,” says Stanislav. With such skills, you can recreate the location one-on-one, knowing the size and location of objects.
In this adventure thriller we tell the story of Stanislav Chekalev and his attempts to get to Ukraine.
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“Chekalev thought: blowing up virtual buildings is, of course, great. “But what if tens of thousands of people around the world can get into the residence in the game, which is considered one of the most secret territories in Russia? As a design engineer, I am friends with Autocad and Compass,” says Stanislav. With such skills, you can recreate the location one-on-one, knowing the size and location of objects.
In this adventure thriller we tell the story of Stanislav Chekalev and his attempts to get to Ukraine.
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