Ukraine Debunks Kremlin Claim of Drone Attack on Putin’s Helicopter as “False and Unfounded”

The Ukrainian Centre for Strategic Communications and Information Security rejected the statements according to which the leader of Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, was attacked by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region of Russia.

Did Ukraine Attempt to Strike Putin’s Helicopter? Conflicting Claims Emerge Over Alleged Ukrainian Drone Strike on Putin’s Helicopter During Kursk Visit

A wave of conflicting reports has erupted over whether Russian President Vladimir Putin’s helicopter came under attack by Ukrainian drones during his recent visit to the Kursk nuclear power plant. With both Russian and Ukrainian officials trading accusations and denials,… The post Did Ukraine Attempt to Strike Putin’s Helicopter? Conflicting Claims Emerge Over Alleged Ukrainian Drone Strike on Putin’s Helicopter During Kursk Visit appeared first…

Reports from May 20 that the Ukrainian Air Force used drones to attack Russian President Vladimir Putin's special VIP Mi-8 helicopter have received a new context. Both official Russian authorities and Ukrainians themselves have commented on the alleged attack. One side reports the destruction of 46 drones that attacked the presidential helicopter. The other denies this.

Ukraine noted that Mr. Putin only used a car when traveling through the Kursk region, so there was no way his helicopter was attacked by Ukrainian drones.

Claims Swirl Over Supposed Ukrainian Attack On Putin's Helicopter

There are conflicting claims that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s helicopter came under attack from Ukraine while visiting a new nuclear power plant in the Kursk region. A Russian commander said Putin’s helicopter “was at the epicenter of repelling a large-scale attack by Ukrainian Armed Forces drones during a visit to the Kursk region.” Ukrainian officials are pushing back against that claim, denying that any attack took place. Ukraine trie…

Information about the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Putin's helicopter during a trip to the Kursk region is fake - StratcomRussian media spread false information about the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Putin's helicopter. The Strategic Communications Center denied this, recalling that Putin visited the Kursk region by car.