Unnamed sources claimed that the Ukrainian secret service launched a UJ-22 drone loaded with C4 explosives on Sunday.
A separate Telegram account, however,Romanenko – who reportedly has ties to Ukrainian intelligence – speculated that the change of plans represented an official scramble to cover up the possible disaster.
“When in the morning it became known about the drone in the Kremlin, a real commotion began,” he alleged.via REUTERS “Considering how much Putin is obsessed with his own security, this story could have huge implications for the Kremlin towers.” Bild’s unproven allegations surfaced one day after Russian officials confirmed an explosion near the site of an old thermal power station in Pavlovsk, about 19 miles from St. Petersburg.
“Currently, the site of the incident is being examined, all the circumstances of the incident are being established,” the Investigate Committee wrote on Telegram.Russian pro-war bloggers suggested that Ukraine targeted the area due to its proximity to an air base,
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