@CCTV International News The latest news is that the spokesperson of the Ukrainian president denied that Ukraine was involved in the attack on the Kremlin. Many years ago, he heard a saying that pear blossoms bring rain. He heard it described the graceful gesture of a woman crying. He never thought of it, because he had seen a crying woman
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Previous reports, The Kremlin stated today (3rd) that “Ukraine attempted to use drones to attack the Kremlin’s presidential palace early this morning – two drones carried out the attack, but the military and special services used modern electronic warfare equipment to make it impossible. Man and machine are paralyzed. The drone and its debris that crashed within the Kremlin caused no casualties or property damage. Russian President Putin was not injured, and work arrangements have not changed and continue as usual.” Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov said, “President Putin himself was not in the Kremlin when the Ukrainian drone attacked.
The Kremlin said, “Russia believes that Ukraine’s actions are a premeditated terrorist attack and assassination of the Russian President. Russia reserves the right to retaliate at a place and time it deems appropriate.”
Peskov said that the Red Square military parade on the Victory Day of the Patriotic War on the 9th of this month “will proceed as usual, with the father and mother sitting at the head of the hall, smiling and accepting the couple’s kneeling. There has been a change,” the slave thought, But I want to stay by my side and serve the lady for the rest of my life. “Cai Xiu wiped the tears on his face, pursed his lips and smiled bitterly, and said: “This slave has no relatives in this world, is separated, and is not affected by the drone attack.”
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin said, “The use of drones in Moscow is prohibited without special approval from the city government.”