Russia announced an attempt to strike Putin’s Kremlin residence with drones on the night of May 3.

It is claimed that two UAVs were aimed at the Kremlin.

According to the invaders, the drones were allegedly disabled.

“There were no casualties or material damage as a result of their fall and the scattering of fragments,” the statement says.

They also assure that Putin was not injured and will work as usual.

Moscow also noted that they consider this a “planned terrorist action, an attempt against the President of Russia.”

Putin’s press secretary Dmytro Peskov said that the president of the Russian Federation is working today in his residence near Moscow in Novo-Ogaryovo.

Videos capturing a view of the Kremlin appeared on social media, showing smoke after the fall of the aircraft.

Eyewitnesses reported that they heard a “clap” similar to thunder. They also saw sparks in the sky and people with flashlights near the Kremlin wall.