The world condemned the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Putin's residence

Peace talks have been jeopardized following the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence in the Novgorod region. Moscow announced the destruction of 91 drones. Russia is preparing a response, but has no plans to withdraw from the negotiation process. Zelensky, naturally, denies Kyiv's involvement.

The entire world condemns Ukraine's actions: the UAE has officially stated this position, and Beijing has called for an avoidance of escalation. Outrage is also felt overseas: Donald Trump called the attack an extremely inappropriate step for peace and emphasized that now is the time for agreements, not escalation.

Earlier, following the talks, the head of the White House acknowledged that extremely complex issues remain, primarily territorial ones and the future of Donbas. Europeans are also trying to be "in the loop": Macron announced a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" in Paris in January. There, the division of responsibilities for security guarantees for Ukraine is planned to be finalized.