PM Modi condemned the drone attack on Putin’s residence, appealed for peace by ending the enmity of PM Modi

digital desk- The news of the alleged drone attack on the permanent residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin has created an international stir. Discussions regarding this development have intensified in India also. Expressing serious concern over this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to remain on the path of peace and diplomacy. Russia has claimed that Ukraine had tried to target President Putin’s residence in the Novgorod region north of Moscow through 91 long-range drones. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his reaction on social media platform X, said that the news of targeting the residence of the President of the Russian Federation is extremely worrying. He wrote that the most effective way to end enmity and achieve peace is through diplomatic efforts. PM Modi appealed to all parties concerned to focus on these efforts and avoid any action that could undermine the peace talks. This response of India once again reflects its balanced and pro-peace stance.

Russia claims, foiled drone attack

According to media reports, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in a televised statement that this drone attack was carried out on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday. However, the Russian air defense system shot down all the drones in time, resulting in no loss of life or property. Lavrov made it clear that Russia is taking this attack very seriously and reserves the right to retaliate at the appropriate time. Lavrov alleged that Ukraine and its allies were trying to derail peace talks through such attacks. He said Moscow would reconsider its stance on peace talks with Ukraine, but diplomatic talks with the US would continue. In particular, he talked about continuing dialogue with the team of US President Donald Trump.

Information given to Trump, America also alert

According to Russian TV channels, Yuri Ushakov, a foreign policy adviser at the Kremlin’s official residence and office of the president, said Putin informed US President Donald Trump about the attack during a phone call on Monday. According to Ushakov, President Trump was stunned to hear this news. After this development, the eyes of America and its allies have also turned to the next steps of the Russia-Ukraine war.