The Kremlin, represented by spokesman Dmitry Peskov, commented on the recent assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, suggesting that the incident reflects the consequences of U.S. support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. Peskov stated that it is the U.S. intelligence services that should be concerned, not Moscow, emphasizing that Russia has never interfered in American affairs. The alleged shooter, Ryan Wesley Routh, has a history of supporting Ukraine, having previously attempted to recruit volunteers for the Ukrainian military. Both the International Legion and Azov Brigade have denied any affiliation with Routh, despite claims suggesting otherwise. Peskov's remarks imply that the U.S. involvement in Ukraine could have domestic repercussions, particularly as Trump, if elected, may alter U.S. support for Ukraine. Routh's actions and his expressed belief in the necessity of U.S. support for Ukraine further complicate the narrative surrounding the incident.