Ukraine carried out two nighttime drone attacks targeting the Kremlin residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia’s presidential press service has reported.
According to a May 3 statement released by the press office, the twin drone attacks occurred late on the evening of May 2.
Both drones fell on the grounds of the Kremlin in Moscow–without causing casualties or material damage–after being disabled by “electronic warfare measures,” the statement asserts.
Moscow, it added, regards the incident as an “act of terrorism” and reserves the right to retaliate “in the manner, place, and time of its choosing.”
“We consider this a pre-planned terrorist action and an attempt on the life of the Russian president,” the statement reads, going on to assert that Putin’s daily itinerary had not been affected….
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