In brief
Russia’s embassy in London has threatened the United Kingdom following confirmation that Britain supplied drones used in recent Ukrainian attacks against Moscow and other Russian installations, including oil refineries and Wildberries warehouses. The Kremlin claims Britain deliberately escalated the Ukraine crisis. The UK government has condemned the escalation and pledged 100 % support for Ukraine. Analysts note how this development may raise tensions and further influence diplomatic relations between Moscow and London. Below is a concise rundown of the situation and the key statements from each side.
Russia has warned the United Kingdom of "consequences" after confirming that British‑made drones were used in recent Ukrainian strikes against Moscow and other Russian targets.
The Russian embassy in London accused Britain of deliberately escalating the Ukraine crisis, citing recent attacks that targeted oil refineries and the warehouses of the largest online retailer, Wildberries.
UK Prime Minister Andrew Boris Johnson declared that London will continue to support Ukraine 100 % in its conflict against Russian aggression.
BBC presenter Caroline Hawley clarifies what Russia’s warning implies and what the next diplomatic steps might be in this escalating conflict.
