Weapons deliveries to Ukraine threaten European security: Kremlin

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Weapons deliveries to Ukraine threaten European security: Kremlin
by AFP Staff Writers
Moscow (AFP) April 28, 2022

The Kremlin said Thursday that Western arms deliveries to Ukraine were dangerous for European security.

"The tendency to pump weapons, including heavy weapons into Ukraine, these are the actions that threaten the security of the continent, provoke instability," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

Peskov was responding to comments made by Britain's Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Wednesday, calling on Kyiv's allies to "ramp up" military production, including tanks and planes, to help Ukraine.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has been pleading for heavier firepower to push back the Russian advance in the east, but allies are wary of being drawn into a conflict that could spiral into an outright military confrontation between Moscow and NATO.

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'Ramp up' military production to help Ukraine, urges UK foreign minister
London (AFP) April 27, 2022
Ukraine's fate is hanging in the balance and its allies must brace for the long haul and "ramp up" military production including tanks and planes to help, Britain's foreign minister said on Wednesday. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss also warned that China must play by international rules or be punished and that it was vital to send the right message to "aggressors" watching closely the response to Russia's invasion. "We cannot be complacent - the fate of Ukraine remains in the balance," she told di ... read more

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