“Russia accuses United States of drone attack on Kremlin: Latest update on Ukraine and Russia conflict”

Multiplying the accusations against the United States, Russia assures this Friday again that the country is responsible for the alleged attack of drones against the Kremlin.

After the alleged attack of drones against the Kremlin, Russia multiplies the provocations. Denouncing a “hostile acts”the head of Russian diplomacy Sergei Lavrov again accuses Washington this Friday, May 5, without providing any evidence: “It is clear that the terrorists in Kyiv could not have committed it without their bosses knowing about it”. THE «patrons» in question, according to him? United States.

The Russian Foreign Minister stokes the fire again during a trip to India, promising “concrete actions” to respond to this alleged attack.

On Wednesday, Russia claimed to have shot down two drones in the night that it said attempted to attack the Kremlin. She then denounced an assassination attempt against Vladimir Putin and accused Ukraine of being behind it. By failing to specify that there was no chance that the Russian president would be in the Kremlin in the middle of the night.

The next day, Moscow had finally pointed the finger at the United States: “Decisions about such attacks are not made in Kyiv, but in Washington”, advanced the spokesman of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov. Before adding: “Kyiv only does what it is told to do”.

“We do not encourage and we do not contribute”

Both Kyiv and Washington have denied these accusations. The head of the American diplomacy Antony Blinken invited to take all the allegations of Moscow on this alleged Ukrainian attack with “a lot of precaution”.

Regarding Ukrainians, John Kirby, spokesman for the National Security Council attached to President Joe Biden, said: “We certainly don’t dictate to them how they defend themselves or what operations they conduct. But we have made it clear to them, publicly and privately, that we do not encourage or contribute to strikes outside Ukraine.”

Not enough to convince Sergei Lavrov who does not budge: “If you believe that as soon as the United States and Ukraine deny the charges, we should stop thinking what we know about it, that is not the case”. In his argument, there again, no proof but a generality: “The ability of our Ukrainian and Western friends to lie is very well known.” Not to mention that of the Russian leaders.