Summary
Russia has accused Ukraine of sending nearly 100 drones to attack one of President Vladimir Putin's residences and has threatened retaliation. Ukraine denies the accusation, saying it is a false story to justify further attacks. President Donald Trump is involved in trying to broker peace between the two countries.
Key Facts
- Russia claims Ukraine launched 91 drones towards President Putin's residence in the Novgorod region.
- Russian air defense shot down all the drones, with no injuries reported.
- Ukraine denies attacking Putin's residence and says the claim is false.
- Russia's claim comes after peace talks in Florida involving President Trump and Ukraine's President Zelenskyy.
- President Trump expressed anger over the alleged attack after being informed by President Putin.
- Russia has threatened retaliatory strikes against Ukraine.
- Ukrainian officials claim the allegations are to justify further Russian attacks and undermine peace efforts.
