Russian woman convicted and sentenced after leaving derogatory note on Putin's parents' graves

Fox News contributor Lt. Gen Keith Kellogg reacts to Russian government officials claiming Ukrainian forces attempted to assassinate Vladimir Putin in a drone attack on Your World with Neil Cavuto. A woman was convicted in a Russian court on Thursday of desecrating the grave of Russian President Vladimir Putin's parents with a derogatory note. Irina Tsybaneva, a 60-year-old retiree from St. Petersburg, was found guilty and given a two-year suspended prison sentence for leaving the letter at the graves of Putin's parents, Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin and Maria Ivanovna Shelomova. The note that Tsybaneva placed on the guarded grave on the eve of Putin's birthday in October read, "Parents of a maniac, take him to your place. He causes so much pain and trouble. You raised a freak and a killer."