Was Putin at residence during 'drone attack'? Kremlin responds; Ukraine says no 'plausible evidence'
Russia has hardened its stance on potential peace negotiations with Ukraine following an alleged drone attack on Putin’s residence. Dmitry Peskov, a spokesperson for Russia, claims the attack was intended to derail negotiations and accused Western media of supporting Kyiv's denial. Andriy Sybiga, the Ukrainian foreign minister, refuted the claim, stating that Russia has provided no evidence for its accusations. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over the incident and called for restraint and a renewed focus on diplomacy.
30 DEC 2025
— The Hindu
PM Modi voices deep concern over targeting of Putin's residence
· THIS STORY — Times of India
Following an alleged drone attack on Putin's residence, Russia hardened its stance on peace negotiations, while Ukraine denied any involvement and called for evidence.
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