Kremlin claims Putin assassination attempt foiled
MOSCOW — Russian authorities accused Ukraine on Wednesday of attempting to attack the Kremlin with two drones overnight.
The Kremlin decried the alleged attack attempt as a “terrorist act” and said Russian military and security forces disabled the drones before they could strike. From the archives : Russia has plan for faked video that would give pretext for invasion of Ukraine: reports The Kremlin added that President Vladimir Putin was safe and continued to work with his schedule unchanged.The Kremlin didn’t present any evidence from the reported incident, and its statement included few details.
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