In response to Foreign Minister David Cameron's recent remarks permitting Ukraine to utilize British weaponry for strikes on Russian territory, Moscow issued a stern rebuke toward the United Kingdom. The Kremlin labeled the rhetoric as "perilous," characterizing it as a form of "verbal escalation" that could imperil European stability.
Earlier in the day, Cameron's purported endorsement of Ukraine's use of newly acquired British arms against Russian targets was reported by Reuters during his official trip to Kyiv. This verbal exchange signifies the latest uptick in the verbal sparring between Moscow and Western leaders regarding Putin's incursion into Ukraine.
Dmitry Peskov, spokesperson for Vladimir Putin, voiced his concerns to Ria Novosti, the Russian state news agency, branding Cameron's statements as "yet another perilous declaration." He highlighted the escalating tension evident not only in official discourse but also in interactions between heads of state, citing France and Great Britain as examples.
Peskov emphasized the detrimental impact of such exchanges on European security, underscoring a troubling pattern of tension escalation through official channels.
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