Russia says it has provided what it calls proof of an attempted Ukrainian drone strike targeting one of President Vladimir Putin’s residences in the Novgorod region. The Russian Defence Ministry says data from a downed drone including navigation and telemetry information shows the alleged target was part of the presidential compound. Moscow says it has shared these materials with U.S officials claiming they will clarify the incident. Russian authorities have framed the episode as a serious security breach highlighting the use of long‑range drones and the potential risk to national leadership. They say the information could influence Russia’s negotiating stance in ongoing talks with Washington and other international partners regarding the Ukraine conflict. But Kyiv and Western officials have denied the allegation dismissing it as unfounded and part of a disinformation campaign. U.S intelligence sources say there is no evidence that the drones were aimed at Putin’s residence and instead suggest that any such devices were targeting military facilities. Ukraine has rejected Russia’s claim outright calling it an attempt to derail diplomatic efforts and peace talks. The incident underscores the deep mistrust between Moscow and Kyiv as both sides continue to offer sharply conflicting accounts of the war. Analysts warn that such claims can complicate international negotiations and heighten tensions even if the underlying evidence remains unverified. As the investigation and international scrutiny continue the episode serves as a reminder of how battlefield incidents and accusations can quickly escalate into broader diplomatic disputes with far‑reaching implications for both security and efforts to resolve the nearly four‑year conflict in Ukraine. #Russia #Ukraine #DroneStrike #Kyiv #Moscow #President #VladimirPutin #OceanNewsUK #UK #Ocean #breaking #latest #London More On: http://oceannews.tv 📺Satellite - Asiasat7: Frequency 3880 H, Symbol Rate: 29720
