Kremlin Red Square News Today

As Ukraine begins attacks on Russia, one expert believes that it could spell the beginning of the end of Russian leader Vladimir Putin's reign.

As Moscow claims Ukraine – with help from the West – was behind what it called an "assassination attempt" on Russian President Vladimir Putin, US officials say the Kremlin claim is the stuff of make-believe.

White House leaders quickly rejected the charge, and Ukraine leaders also said they were not involved in the unverified strike on the Kremlin early Wednesday, which Russia had branded a terror attack.

Russia's former president called for Volodymyr Zelensky to be killed on Wednesday after the Kremlin accused Ukraine of launching a drone attack aimed at assassinating the country’s current leader Vladimir Putin.

There are multiple possibilities but regardless of who ordered the attack, there is a danger that it could backfire.

After a winter of sustained Russian air strikes and extreme hardship, things are looking up for Kyiv. As Moscow digs deeper into its older stocks of military hardware, Ukraine has received a steady flow of advanced Western military equipment.