Trending:Swiss ski resort blastZohran Mamdani inaugurationNational Guard withdrawal2026 predictionsNew Year celebrationsIkkis movie review'No evidence': US intel dismisses Russia’s claim of Ukraine drone attack on Putin's homeFP News Desk • January 1, 2026, 13:21:18 ISTWhatsapp Facebook TwitterThe United States has found no evidence that Ukraine targeted Russian President Vladimir Putin or his residence with a drone, countering Moscow’s claims. The assessment has been backed by the EU and Kyiv, which say the allegation is a distraction that risks undermining ongoing diplomatic effortsAdvertisementSubscribe Join Us+ Follow us On GoogleChoose Firstpost on GoogleTrump indicated that a trilateral meeting to resolve the Russia‑Ukraine war could be possible. The United States has found no evidence that Ukraine targeted Russian President Vladimir Putin or his residence with a drone, undercutting Moscow’s claims of an assassination attempt and easing fears that the incident could derail fragile diplomatic efforts. According to a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report citing US national security officials, American intelligence assessments concluded that Ukraine did not launch any strike aimed at Putin or his properties. The finding directly contradicts Russian allegations that Ukrainian drones attacked a presidential residence in the Novgorod region late last year. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADThe conclusion from Washington has added weight to Kyiv’s long-standing denial and strengthened similar pushback from European leaders, who see the accusation as part of Russia’s information warfare. More from World 'We believe in you and our victory': Putin sends New Year message to Russian troops in Ukraine Trump says he held ‘very productive call' with Putin ahead of talks with Zelenskyy in MiamiNo evidence found, US intel saysUS officials familiar with the intelligence said there was no proof linking Ukraine to any attempt on Putin’s life or residence.
