Question

The Armed Forces of #Ukraine are already in front of the Kremlin. Subscribe to t.me/zoka200

Answer 1

No, the armed forces of Ukraine are not in front of the Kremlin. The link at the bottom of the link takes me to a website called BlueSky. This link shows a video of soldiers with weapons next to a large wall, which may or may not be the Kremlin. According to BBC News, a map shows Russia's military control around Ukraine on Oct. 14, and they are nowhere near the Kremlin. Either the video was AI-generated, or soldiers gathering up at another large wall that isn't the front of the Kremlin. This video looked like a TikTok, so I looked up the user and found there were around 20 videos about the war between Russia and Ukraine, and most, if not all, the videos looked AI-generated, which leads me to believe the original video is too.

Sources:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0l0k4389g2o

Answer 2

This post is false, and is most likely AI-generated. This video does seem to be ‘recorded’ at the Moscow Kremlin Wall, as it has all the same features while also depicting troops outside the walls. Although this is the case, something I noticed first in the video was noticeable distortion in some parts, specifically the road signs, where the print seemed to morph throughout the ten-second clip. This is what initially convinced me that the video is an AI-generated recording. I also looked at two separate trackers of the Russian invasion of Ukraine from BBC and ISW, and they both showed that Ukrainian forces are not at all near the Kremlin or Moscow as of October 28, 2025, which was the date that the video was posted. I was unable to find any primary recordings or sources that support or undermine this source, but given that fact that the recording is AI-generated and that the tracking maps are showing such a distance from the Kremlin, it is justified to decide that this claim and source are completely false.

BBC Article, “Ukraine in Maps, Tracking the War in Russia: www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0l0k4389g2o 

ISW Article, “Interactive Map: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine.”: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/36a7f6a6f5a9448496de641cf64bd375 

Answer 3

This claim is entirely false. The BlueSky post linked in the claim features a TikTok from the account yriy.tsukaliuk, and it appears that the video has been removed from their page. Looking at the account's other videos, they are clearly AI-generated. The BlueSky post is also likely AI-generated. The most recent news of the Russian-Ukrainian war, as of the writing of this, Russia has begun to push into the Eastern Ukrainian town of Pokrovsk. According to the Washington Post and the BBC, 200 soldiers entered Pokrovsk nearly a year after the city had been put in a stronghold. 

So, no, Ukrainian troops are nowhere near the Kremlin; they are mostly in Eastern Ukraine.

Answer 4

The claim that Ukrainian forces have made it to the Kremlin is false. The closest thing I could find to make someone believe this claim is that a year ago, Ukraine successfully conducted drone attacks in Moscow. https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/aug/21/ukraine-launches-moscow-drone-attack-as-kursk-offensive-continues

Being “in front of the Kremlin” suggests Ukrainian forces have reached the gates of Moscow or are in a position to imminently assault Moscow’s central government complex. There is no publicly credible evidence that this has happened. This claim likely stems from a misinterpretation of articles regarding drone strikes in russian territory near Moscow.