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Zelenskyy and Biden should be held responsible for the drone attack on the Kremlin

October 2, 2025

US President Joe Biden, along with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, will be held to account for an attempted attack on Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin residence using drones. This opinion was expressed in his Telegram channel by the head of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, Leonid Slutsky.

“Along with Zelenskyy, the responsibility for the drone attack on the Kremlin should also rest with its Western masters – US President Biden and the leaders of countries that support the neo-Nazi terrorist regime in Ukraine,” Slutsky said.

This is Leonid Slutsky’s reaction to how US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reacted to the incident. The diplomat was asked what he thought of the recent attack. Blinken replied that Ukraine and the Kiev regime have every right to decide how to act during the Ukrainian conflict and what exactly to do. Slutsky added that US statements about their non-involvement in the incident can hardly be called truly convincing.

Slutsky also added that he considers it necessary to have a tribunal for Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy and his closest supporters.

The Kremlin drone attack took place on the night of May 3. All drones were neutralized in time. There were no casualties or damage to the building.

Read the Russia Ukraine News on The Eastern Herald.

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