Ukraine denies accusations of night attack on Kremlin

The Ukrainian authorities have no information about the so-called night attacks on the Kremlin.

This was reported by President Zelensky's spokesman, Serhiy Nykyforov, in a comment to Ukrainian Pravda.

"We have no information about the so-called night attacks on the Kremlin. But as President Zelensky has repeatedly stated, Ukraine directs all available forces and means to liberate its own territories, not to attack foreign ones.

The wording of the terrorist state is particularly surprising. A terrorist attack is the destroyed entrances of houses in Dnipro and Uman, a rocket in the queue at the station in Kramatorsk, and many other tragedies.

And what happened in Moscow was obviously an escalation of the situation before May 9. The expected action from our opponents", Nykyforov emphasized.

It should be noted that the Russian Federation accused Ukraine of allegedly trying to attack the Kremlin on the night of May 3.

The Kremlin stated that it regards the attempted assault by the Ukrainian government as a deliberate act of terrorism and an attempt to target the President of the Russian Federation on the eve of Victory Day.

It is also reported that the Russian Federation "reserves the right to take retaliatory measures where and when it deems necessary."

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Russia has alleged that Ukraine attempted to launch an attack on the Kremlin on the evening of May 3. Reports from Russian propaganda claimed that the Russian military and intelligence services were able to intercept and disable two drones that were purportedly sent to target the Kremlin. There were no casualties from the purported attack, and President Vladimir Putin remains unharmed.