Georgiy Tykhyi (Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Ukraine is surprised by the reaction of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan to Russia's invented "attack" on the residence of dictator Vladimir Putin. About said foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhiy Tykhyi.

He emphasized that there is still no empirical evidence to support the allegations and reminded that Ukraine has denied the accusations.

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"We believe that the reactions to Russian fakes are not worthy of the aforementioned Central Asian states, with which Ukraine seeks to develop friendly and pragmatic relations based on the principles of mutual respect and mutual benefit. Such reactions also contradict the position of support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, which are being violated by the aggressor state, declared by these states," Tychy noted.

According to him, the concern over a fictitious attack on Putin's palace is particularly surprising in light of the lack of reaction to regular and real Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine. Tychyi noted that the named countries that claimed "attacks on state facilities" in Russia did not make any public statements on September 7, 2025, when a Russian missile hit the Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers building.

"We believe that attempts to play along with Russian propaganda, based on the short-term interests of these countries in relations with Russia now, contradict centuries of history and traditions of Central Asian countries in the struggle for their independence and self-determination," the Foreign Ministry spokesman emphasized.

  • on December 29, Lavrov said that Ukrainian drones allegedly tried to attack Putin's residence in Novgorod Oblast. Zelenskyy called his statement and explained why Russia spread this fake.
  • On the same day, Trump said that Putin told him about the alleged attack on his residence. The US President said that "this is not good".
  • India, Pakistan and the Emirates condemned the "attack" on Putin's residence. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry pointed to the lack of evidence.
  • The French president's entourage said that so far there is no convincing evidence "attacks" on Putin's residence. And the United States intends to get to the bottom of it
  • december 31 in the Russian Federation showed the wreckage of the drone that "attacked" Putin's residence, but the CDA called it a fake.