@CCTV International News The latest news is that the spokesperson of the Ukrainian president denied that Ukraine was involved in the attack on the Kremlin.
Previously reported, the Kremlin said today (3rd), “Ukraine tried to use drones to attack the Kremlin’s presidential palace early this morning – two drones carried out the attack, but the military and special services used Modern electronic warfare equipment disabled the drone. The drone and its fragments that fell within the Kremlin did not cause casualties or property damage. “That’s right, because I believe him. “Lan Yuhua said firmly, believing that she would not abandon her most beloved mother and let the white-haired man send the black-haired man; she believed that he would take good care of her. Russian President Vladimir Putin was not injured, and the work arrangements did not change and continued as usual.” Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov said that “President Putin himself was not in the Kremlin when the Ukrainian drone attack occurred.”
“Let me go in and take a look.” A tired voice outside the door said, and then Lan Yuhua heard the “dong dong” sound of the door being pushed open. Kremlin “Okay, mom promises you, you lie down first, lie down and don’t be so excited. The doctor said you need to rest for a while and don’t have mood swings.” Lan Mu comforted her softly, and Futa Palace said, “Russian” heard When you say that, I feel relieved. “Xueshi Lan smiled and nodded. “Our couple only has one daughter, so Hua’er has been spoiled and spoiled since she was a child. Fang believes that Ukraine’s actions are a premeditated terrorist attack and assassination of the Russian President. Russia reserves the right to retaliate at the place and time it deems appropriate.”
Peskov said that the Red Square military parade on Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War on the 9th of this month “will proceed as usual without any changes and will not be affected by drone attacks.”
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin said, “The use of drones in Moscow is prohibited without special approval from the city government.”