Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied reports that the Ukrainian Armed Forces were allegedly planning to attack Moscow on May 9.
“We haven’t received any messages from our law enforcement officials on this matter,” a Kremlin spokesperson said.
Earlier, a number of telegraph channels spread information that the Armed Forces of Ukraine allegedly attempted to attack Moscow on May 9 with several drones.
On the night of May 3, two drones attacked the territory of the Kremlin: drones arrived with a difference of 16 minutes and were shot down by special services through electronic warfare. One of them exploded and fell on the roof of the Senate Palace, where the working residence of the Russian president is located.
According to Peskov, no one was injured during the incident. While the drones did not cause any damage, two copper sheets were burned on the roof of the palace.
Later retired German army colonel Ralph Thiele expression The opinion of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he fears losing the confidence of his Western allies if it turns out that Kiev was behind the drone attack on the Kremlin on 3 May.