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Russia’s Defence Ministry released a map it says shows the flight paths of Ukrainian drones allegedly targeting Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Novgorod region (near Valdai). �
Republic World
On the map, Russia claims the drones were launched from northern Ukraine and flew over Bryansk, Smolensk, Tver and Novgorod regions before being intercepted. �
The Moscow Times
Moscow also released video footage and stills that it says show intercepted drone wreckage as evidence. �
Novaya Gazeta Europe
Why Critics Call the Map “Fake”
Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SWR) has labeled the map and the entire narrative as fake and part of a Russian information operation, saying Russia is trying to undermine diplomatic agreements between Ukraine and the United States. �
Ukraine Today .org
Ukrainian and Western officials, including EU representatives, have dismissed Moscow’s claims due to a lack of independent verification and no credible evidence that such an attack took place. �
Reuters
Reports point out no residents in the Novgorod region reported any such drone attack, and there are no confirmed wreckage photos or eyewitness accounts matching Russia’s claims. �
Ukraine Today .org
Analysts also question the map’s credibility, noting unexplained details such as how Russia determined those drones were heading for Putin’s residence, especially those intercepted far south of the target. �
ABC17NEWS
Context of the Dispute
The map appeared days after Russia claimed Ukraine had launched a mass drone strike on Putin’s residence — a claim Ukraine firmly denies and which U.S. intelligence reportedly could find no evidence for. �
Reuters
The incident has become part of broader tension around peace negotiations, with Ukraine accusing Moscow of using misinformation to sabotage diplomacy. �
Financial Times
Summary:
Russia has released a map it says shows the route of Ukrainian drones allegedly targeting President Putin’s residence. Ukraine’s intelligence and many international observers consider the map unsubstantiated or fake, pointing to missing on-the-ground evidence and inconsistencies in the Russian narrative. �
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