Russia Warns UK Over Use of British-Made Drones in Russian Territory
Summary
Moscow has warned Britain over reports that British-made drones supplied to Ukraine were used to strike targets inside Russia. The Russian Embassy accused London of acting as an accomplice in the attacks, deepening tensions over Western military aid to Kyiv.
Key Points
- Moscow said Britain will “pay the price” after reports that British-made drones were used in attacks inside Russian territory.
- The Russian Embassy in London accused Britain of being an “accomplice and co-perpetrator” in Ukraine’s attacks.
- The Sunday Times said one of the drone manufacturers is a subsidiary of BAE Systems, while the UK Ministry of Defence has not commented.
- The dispute has further raised tensions around Western military support for Ukraine and Russia’s response to the war.
