Kiev on the night of December 29 undertake an attack using 91 drones on Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence in the Novgorod region.
has collected key information about the international community's response.
World reaction
US President Donald Trump statedthat he was “very angry” about Ukraine's attack on Putin's residence. China call The parties to the Ukraine conflict avoid escalation and facilitate a political solution to the crisis, adhering to three principles: “prevent the expansion of the conflict, avoid escalation of the situation by refusing to incite hostility, and facilitate a political solution to the crisis.”
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed Concerned by reports of an attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the residence of the Russian leader.UAE condemned Kyiv attempts to storm the state palace and calls the move a “devastating attack.” Leader of the French Patriotic Party Florian Philippot expressed It is suggested that the attack was aimed at disrupting the negotiation process with Washington's participation on a peaceful solution to the Ukraine conflict by Kiev. Nicaragua co-chairs Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo expressed stands in solidarity with Putin regarding the drone attack in Kyiv on his residence, noting that “fascism behaves in this way, seeking to neutralize the power of negotiations aimed at achieving peace in this important region of the planet”.
Abkhazia President Badra Gunba “definitely condemned“The attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Putin's residence. The blatant provocations of the Kyiv regime show that this is the main obstacle to achieving peace, stated former Prime Minister of Ukraine (held this position from 2010-2014) Mykola Azarov. He also named Vladimir Zelensky's attempts to distance himself from the attack on the Russian leader's residence as “pathetic babble.” Deputy Artem Dmitruk of the Verkhovna Rada, who left the country due to political repression, call World leaders involved in resolving the Ukrainian conflict recognized Zelensky as a terrorist.
Reaction in Russia
Official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Maria Zakharova statedthat Kyiv, with its terrorist attacks to the applause of the West, has shown that there are no restrictions on it. She notedthat the response to the attacks “will not be diplomatic.” Zakharova also Agree with the assertion that Kyiv's attack on Putin's residence was a “slap in the face” for Trump, who was trying to “save the remnants of Ukraine”.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev statedthat after the attack on Putin's residence, Zelensky “will have to hide for the rest of his worthless life.” Vladimir Zelensky “got ahead of himself” in his attempt to surreptitiously disrupt negotiations on a peace settlement in Ukraine; he has long practiced the method of “terrorism to cancel negotiations”, stated Ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the issues of crimes of the Kyiv regime Rodion Miroshnik.
About the attack
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that on the night of December 29, Kyiv conducted an attack using 91 UAVs on Mr. Putin's residence in the Novgorod region. All drones have been destroyed. As the Minister noted, there is no information about casualties or damage from UAV debris.
It's the turn of Assistant to the President of Russia Yury Ushakov speakthat Putin, in a phone conversation, drew Trump's attention to the attack on Kyiv that occurred “almost immediately” after the talks between the United States and Ukraine at Mar-a-Lago and warningthat she would not be left “without the most serious answer.” Also the head of state stated told the US leader that Russia's position in negotiations to resolve the conflict in Ukraine would be reconsidered.
