Russia has announced a tougher stance in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine, alleging that Kyiv attacked a presidential residence. Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Andrii Sybiha, dismissed this claim as baseless and unproven. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the alleged "terrorist action" would complicate diplomatic efforts, but confirmed that talks would continue. Initially, the Defence Ministry did not report an attack, though Novgorod Governor Alexander Dronov acknowledged engagements with Ukrainian drones. Peskov rejected Kyiv's denial, labeling it "completely insane," and declined to disclose President Putin's location during the incident. Russia has accused Ukraine of launching a 91-drone attack but has provided no evidence to support this claim. Goncharenko suggested that President Trump could persuade Putin toward peace. Peskov redirected inquiries about the drone wreckage to the Defence Ministry, stating that air defenses shot down ...