There are no signs yet in the United States that Ukraine is behind a likely drone strike on the Kremlin, U.S. Senator Mark Warner, head of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, said at a briefing, CNN writes..

He noted that American intelligence did not have enough information about this incident, but “at least at the moment there are no signs that Ukrainians were its source.”.

Asked if U.S. intelligence agencies were ruling out that Ukraine was behind the alleged attack, Warner said it was too early to say anything definitive, but there were no signs of Ukrainian involvement..

Also, the publication, citing two American officials, notes that Ukraine privately told the White House that it was not involved in the drone attack in Moscow, which in Russia was called an attempt on Russian President Vladimir Putin..

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On the afternoon of May 3, the Kremlin announced an attempt to attack the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin with drones on the night of May 3. According to the speaker of the Russian autocrat Dmitry Peskov, no one was injured as a result of the “terrorist action” and the “assassination attempt”.. According to him, Vladimir Putin was not in the Kremlin at the time of the drone attack. Russians blamed Ukraine for the incident.

Speaker of the President of Ukraine Serhiy Nikiforov said that there is no information in Ukraine about the so-called night attacks on the Kremlin and suggested that Russia is simply escalating the situation.

Analysts of the Institute in the study of the war note in turn that Russia itself probably staged the drone attack on the Kremlin, trying to bring the war to the Russian domestic audience and create conditions for a wider mobilization of society.. In particular, it is extremely unlikely that two drones could penetrate several layers of air defense and be shot down directly over the Kremlin itself..