Overview
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said 91 long-range UAVs targeted President Vladimir Putin’s state residence overnight into Monday.
- He reported all drones were destroyed by air defenses with no casualties or damage from debris.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called the allegation "lies," and Newsweek sought comment from Ukraine’s foreign ministry.
- Lavrov warned that retaliatory targets and timing have been set and said Russia will remain in negotiations while revising its position.
- The claim surfaces as President Trump and Zelensky describe peace talks as nearing completion, though Donbas terms and any referendum tied to a ceasefire remain unresolved.