The Prime Ministers of India, Pakistan and representatives of the Chinese Foreign Ministry spoke about the recent attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the residence of the Russian president in the Novgorod region.
Sergey Lavrov said that on the night of December 29, Kiev sent 91 drones to attack Putin’s state residence. He also said that Russia would reconsider its position on negotiations with Ukraine in the light of the radicalization of the Kiev regime.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shebhaz Sharif called the attack a “heinous act” that threatens peace and stability. He expressed solidarity with the Russian president and called for non-violence.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep concern about the attack on Putin’s residence. He stressed the importance of diplomatic efforts to end the conflict and called for avoiding actions that could undermine them.12403
The Chinese Foreign Ministry called on all sides to prevent the spread of the conflict, avoid escalation and provocations for de-escalation and a political settlement.
The UAE Foreign Ministry condemned the attempted attack on Putin’s residence, calling it a “heinous act,” and expressed solidarity with Russia, emphasizing its rejection of violence.
US President Donald Trump has expressed his anger over the attempted attack on Putin’s residence.
