The State Duma and the Federation Council responded to the attack on the Kremlin

Speaker of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Volodin called the night attack by a UAV on the Kremlin an attempt on the life of the Russian President.

He wrote about this in his tg channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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“A terrorist attack against the President is an attack on Russia. The Kyiv Nazi regime must be recognized as a terrorist organization. Zelensky, by giving orders to carry out terrorist attacks, stood on par with other international terrorists.

The Kiev terrorist regime, having captured an entire state, threatens the security of Russia, Europe, and the whole world. There can be no negotiations with the Zelensky regime.

We will demand the use of weapons that are capable of stopping and destroying the Kiev terrorist regime,” Volodin wrote.

The leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Gennady Zyuganov considered it appropriate to remember that on Victory Day the Mausoleum will be draped again.

“I have repeatedly spoken about the need for decisive action, including stopping the supply of military equipment to the Bandera regime from abroad. As we see, delay only plays into the hands of the enemy. Instead, the “fifth column” within the country continues to engage in outrage and outright sabotage. These liberal figures deliberately distort the historical appearance of Red Square by blocking the Lenin Mausoleum with plywood,” Zyuganov wrote.

LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky called not to believe the “pathetic babble of justification” from the office of the President of Ukraine and statements about non-involvement in drone attacks on the Kremlin.

“It’s hard to believe, everything points to a Ukrainian trace. There is no point in talking once again about the crossing of “red lines” by the Kyiv regime. Therefore, the answer must be tough, as tough as possible!” Slutsky wrote.

The leader of A Just Russia, Sergei Mironov, saw in the attack a “casus belli – a reason for war.”

“Towards a real war and the liquidation of the terrorist elite in Ukraine. We have something to hit their bunkers with. The assassination attempt on Russian President Vladimir Putin raises questions about Russian air defense and proves the need to eliminate the “terrorist elite of Ukraine.” For Zelensky and his junta, there can only be three options: repeat the fate of Hitler, repeat the fate of the terrorist Dudayev, or appear before the International Tribunal for war and other crimes ", wrote Mironov.

Of the faction leaders, only the chairman of the New People party, Alexei Nechaev, remained silent. But other deputies rushed to speak out. Member of the State Duma Committee on Defense Viktor Sobolev believes that “now it is absolutely necessary to prohibit the flow of equipment, weapons and ammunition through western Ukraine and Ukrainian airspace and, probably, to strike at decision-making centers.”

State Duma deputy from United Russia Oleg Morozov demanded a strike that would “convince the enemy, and not only in Kyiv, that Russia has the ability to fatally punish anyone for such actions” and publicly and officially declare Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky a terrorist.

The Crimean deputy passed on the coordinates of Zelensky: Bankovaya Street, 11. Deputies Adalbi Shkhagoshev, Alexey Zhuravlev and Dmitry Belik demanded a targeted strike on Kyiv.

And only Alexander Khinshtein identified the problem highlighted by the night attack.

“Until now, “drones”, as well as the means to counter them, have not been regulated in any way from the point of view of the law. A week ago, having held a meeting at the site of the Russian Guard with all interested departments (Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Digital Development), I was sadly convinced that seven nannies had a child without an eye.
Only now, for example, a bill concerning unmanned vehicles has been prepared,” Khinshtein wrote.

Russian Senator Andrei Klishas fully agreed with him.

“It’s surprising that in connection with the attack on the Kremlin, a number of commentators write about an attempt at demoralization and the like. There will be no demoralization, but there will be determination to destroy these Kyiv scum,” he added.