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Thwarting Putin’s Assassination Plot by the KGB?: Defense expert weighs in
“We did not attack Putin… We are fighting on our lands, defending our villages and cities,” Zelensky told reporters at a news conference with Nordic leaders in Helsinki.
“We are not attacking Putin or Moscow. We do not have enough weapons for that,” he added.
Ukraine’s audacious attempt to kill Putin with drones in the Kremlin? Russia says Ukraine tried to attack
Russia announced today, Wednesday, that it had shot down two drones that targeted Putin’s headquarters in the Kremlin, in what it described as a Ukrainian “terrorist” assassination attempt.
“The devices have stopped working,” the Kremlin said in a statement.
Moscow said Putin was unhurt and there were no injuries.
Asked why Moscow is accusing Keev, Zelensky replied, “Russia has no victories.”
“He (Putin) can no longer motivate his society, he can no longer send his army to die for nothing,” he said.
On Wednesday, the Ukrainian leader took part in a summit in Helsinki that brought together the leaders of the five Nordic countries.
Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine aims to become a member of NATO, while NATO’s Nordic members issued a statement announcing that they would “continue to support Ukraine on its path to future membership”.
“Ukraine is a de facto member of NATO and we are already cooperating for common defence,” Zelensky said.
He watches ‘We didn’t attack Putin’: Ukrainian President Zelensky denies Ukraine’s role in drone attack
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