Kremlin Aide Accuses U.S. and NATO of Involvement in Kursk Attack

Kremlin aide Nikolai Patrushev accused the U.S.-led military alliance and the West of orchestrating Ukraine's attack on Russia's Kursk region. Patrushev claimed NATO and Western special services were involved, countering U.S. denials. The White House stated it was not aware or involved in the operation, despite Russian footage showing U.S. weapons in Kursk.

In a recent statement, Kremlin aide Nikolai Patrushev has accused the U.S.-led military alliance and Western countries of direct involvement in Ukraine's attack on Russia's Kursk region.

Speaking with the Izvestia newspaper, Patrushev asserted that NATO and Western special services participated in the operation, challenging the U.S.'s claims of non-involvement. He stressed that Kyiv would not have dared to engage in this action without their support.

The White House refuted these claims, stating it had no prior knowledge or participation in the attack. Meanwhile, Russia's defense ministry released footage showing U.S. weapons on Russian soil in Kursk.