US EditionCIA assesses Ukraine was not targeting a Putin residence in drone attack, contrary to Kremlin claim: Report
The CIA found no evidence supporting Russia's claim that Ukraine launched nearly 100 drones to attack President Putin's residence, contradicting Moscow's narrative.
- The CIA assessed that Ukraine did not target Putin or one of his residences in a drone attack, contrary to the Kremlin's claim.
- Ukraine denied carrying out such an attack, describing it as a Russian disinformation campaign to drive a wedge between Kyiv and Washington.
- Russia's defense ministry released footage claiming to show remnants of a Ukrainian drone meant to attack Putin's residence, which Ukraine dismissed as false.
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CIA: Ukraine Did Not Direct Drones to Putin's Home
US intelligence has found there's no truth to Russia's Monday claim that Ukraine tried—and failed—to hit Vladimir Putin's residence in northern Russia with a swarm of drones, according to US officials cited by the Wall Street Journal and New York Times . The Journal 's source says the US...
VIDEO - The CIA questions the Russian version of a Ukrainian attack on Vladimir Putin's residence. According to the Wall Street Journal, this offensive never took place. Moscow accused Kiev of having launched 90 drones, but Ukraine denies.
US intel disputes Russian claim of Kyiv drone plot on Putin
The Kremlin announced on 29 December that Ukraine had attempted to assassinate President Vladimir Putin using a large-scale drone strike on his state residence in the Novgorod region. Moscow officials, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, alleged that 91 long-range drones were launched and intercepted before reaching their target, describing the incident as an escalation by Kyiv and proof of hostile intent during US-mediated peace negotiati…
Russia accused Ukraine of launching 91 drones against Vladimir Putin's residence in the Novgorod area. No attack would actually have taken place, according to the CIA. - Attack of drones against a Putin residence: the CIA in turn denies (International).
Kiev is said to have attacked Putin's residence – but apparently it was just Russian propaganda.
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