THIS is the extraordinary moment a Ukrainian kamikaze drone strikes a notorious Russian torture camp – just hours after talks between Washington and Moscow.

The Mulino military training ground is notorious for its torture chamber and for mobilising forced recruits to fight in Putin’s meatgrinder war.

Tense footage shows an explosion on the roof of the centre but the scale of the damage is not yet known to the camp deep in Russian territory.

The drone flies above the area, approaching slowly, before it can be seen lowering down, heading for the training and torture centre.

A big explosion can be seen in the distance, as well as Russian troops who scurry away from the building.

It comes after key meetings between Moscow and Washington yesterday.

A spokesman for Mad Vlad said key Russian messages had been passed to Trump during the tyrant’s late night meeting with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff.

The meetings started late after Moscow left the U.S. envoy waiting for at least eight hours before he was called to the Kremlin.

Mouthpiece Dmitry Peskov said: “He had his meeting [with Vladimir Putin] late last night.

“And also through Witkoff, Putin actually gave information and additional signals to President Trump.

“He [Putin] said that he supports President Trump’s position in terms of a settlement, but he voiced some questions that need to be answered together.

“So, yes, indeed, there is still a lot to be done, but nevertheless, the President is in solidarity with Mr Trump’s position.”

It comes after Donald Trump called for Putin to “spare the lives of trapped troops” in the Kursk region, and claimed that the talks between Witkoff and Putin were “very good and productive”.

Ukrainian President Zelensky protested that Putin is preparing to derail a ceasefire deal by setting implausible truce agreements.

Overnight, Ukraine staged another major drone strike on Moscow, soon after the Witkoff talks, hitting the major Tuapse oil refinery, just 55 miles from Putin’s £1billion palace on the Black Sea.

The Ukrainian leader said: “Strong steps are needed. Strong pressure must be applied to the only one who wants to continue this war.

“This is what ‘peace through strength’ means.”