Ukraine denies Russia's accusations of a drone attack on Putin's residence, demanding evidence from Moscow.

The Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andrii Sybiga, stated that Moscow has not provided evidence for its accusations regarding a Ukrainian drone attack on President Vladimir Putin's residence. The Kremlin insists that the attack took place, but it also lacks evidence, dismissing Ukraine's denials as "delusional." Sybiga urged other countries not to react to these reports, emphasizing that no such attack occurred.

Additionally, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed that the incident will strengthen Russia's position in peace negotiations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called the Russian accusations "lies" intended to justify further attacks.

In the context of rising tensions, European leaders discussed the situation in Ukraine, and Donald Trump's reaction was deemed concerning by a French diplomat.