Russia's president Putin claims that Kiev seeks to instill terror among Russian citizens; he prepares a response.
In Moscow today, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a statement in response to the drone attacks that occurred in the city. The statement, quoted by the TASS news agency, did not provide specific details about the attacks.
Putin expressed concern about attempts to provoke a response from Russia, describing Ukraine as trying to push Russia into a cycle of retaliation. He went further to accuse Ukraine of attempting to "terrorize Russians."
However, the statement did not provide information about any potential actions against Ukraine or any consequences for the country. The identity of the person who conducted the drone attacks on Moscow has not been disclosed or verified in the available information.
The location of the statement was in Moscow, and it was made in the context of the drone attacks on the city. Putin's statement was made on May 30, 2023. Despite the accusations, the statement did not specify the nature of the response Russia might take.
This is a developing story, and more information is expected to be released in due course.
