Ukrainian attack targeting the residence of the Russian President in the Kremlin

The Kremlin announced that it had thwarted a Ukrainian drone attack that targeted the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and vowed to respond.

And according to what the “Russia Today” channel quoted from the Russian presidential administration, Kiev tried yesterday night, Tuesday, to launch drones at the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin.

The administration added, “Two drones targeted the Kremlin, and as a result of the timely measures taken by the army and special services using radar warfare systems, the two drones were disabled.”

According to the Russian presidency, Putin was unharmed, his schedule did not change, he continues as usual, and there were no casualties during the attack and from the drone scattering on the Kremlin grounds.

Footage of the attacks of the two planes was published, while Russia considered the attack on the presidential residence a planned terrorist act and an attempt to assassinate the head of state, and reserves the right to take retaliatory measures wherever and however it deems appropriate.