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Kremlin Drone Attack on Putin: Staged or Real?

The Russian Defence Ministry’s claim that Vladimir Putin’s helicopter was targeted by Ukrainian drones in Kursk Oblast was a staged event, according to four Kremlin and government sources. This carefully orchestrated incident, publicized through state media, aimed to project Putin’s unwavering resolve and shared risk with the Russian people amidst ongoing conflict. The sources confirmed Putin’s visit but emphasized his security was exceptionally tight, contradicting the narrative of a near-miss. Ukrainian authorities also denied any involvement in an attack.

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Russian Media Censors Trump’s Putin Criticism

Russian state media, including television channels Russia-1 and Channel One, and news agencies TASS and RIA Novosti, selectively reported on Donald Trump’s recent statements. While highlighting Trump’s observations on Zelenskyy’s apparent willingness to negotiate and potentially cede Crimea, they omitted Trump’s direct criticism of Putin, including his calls for the Russian leader to cease hostilities and negotiate a peace deal. This selective reporting extended to pro-Kremlin newspapers and online outlets, consistently excluding Trump’s condemnation of Putin’s actions. This censorship began as early as April 24th, following a deadly missile strike in Kyiv.

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