Breaking news: A statement came from the Kremlin that an attack targeting Putin took place. According to the statement, Ukraine targeted Putin in the drone attack last night. It was announced that the attack with 2 drones was prevented. The Kremlin’s statement ‘We reserve the right to respond’ raised tensions!
LAST MINUTE: ALLEGED ASSASSINMENT FROM THE KREMLIN TO PUTIN!
Making a statement after the allegations, the Kremlin said, “Ukraine attempted to attack the Kremlin with a drone! “Putin has been targeted, we reserve the right to respond,” he said.
DETAILS OF THE ATTACK HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
In the statement, which was informed about the details of the attack, “Two UAVs targeted the Kremlin. The devices were disabled as a result of the timely interventions of the army and special services using radar warfare systems.
Putin is said to be in good health.
UKRAINE BREAKS THE SILENCE
After the rise in blood pressure, the eyes were turned to the statement to be made by Ukraine. “We have no information about the so-called attacks on the Kremlin,” said Nikiforov, the Press Spokesperson of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Hours after the incident, a statement came from the President of Ukraine, Zelenskiy. “We are not attacking Putin or Moscow.” The Ukrainian leader said, “We are fighting in our own region. We did not attack Putin, we left it to the court.” said.
FLIGHTING UAVES IS PROHIBITED IN MOSCOW
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitriy Peskov told reporters that Putin was not in the Kremlin Palace at the time of the attack.
Pointing out that Putin’s public routine program will not be changed due to the attack, Peskov stated that the parade in Red Square will be held within the framework of Russia’s Victory Day celebrations on 9 May.
On the other hand, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin also stated in a written statement that drone flying in Moscow is prohibited as of today.
Stating that the said decision was taken in order not to affect the work of the security units, Sobyanin underlined that the unauthorized use of UAVs in the city would constitute a crime.
