Russia warns Britain of 'consequences' for supplying drones to Ukraine
The Russian embassy said Britain will face consequences after reports that UK-made drones were used in strikes on Russian military and industrial sites.
- On Monday, The Russian Embassy in London accused Britain of becoming "an accomplice and co-perpetrator" of attacks, warning "The deeper its involvement in the conflict and the greater its support for Kiev's terrorist machinery, the higher the price it will pay."
- The Sunday Times reported that drones produced by two British companies had been used by Kyiv to strike military and industrial targets inside Russian territory for the first time.
- One manufacturer is reportedly linked to BAE Systems, while the second remains unidentified for security reasons; London has provided roughly $33 billion in assistance to Kyiv since February 2022, including £16 billion in military aid.
- Britain's Defence Ministry declined immediate comment as Moscow threatened the United Kingdom with "consequences" over the drone disclosures.
- Ukraine has increasingly targeted Russian military and industrial facilities with long-range strikes, while Russia maintains large-scale attacks on Ukrainian cities—a dynamic Russia views as direct British participation in escalation.
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The Russian government warned the UK that there will be “inevitable consequences” after it became known that Ukrainian forces have attacked targets on Russian territory using British drones. Through a statement, the Russian embassy in London pointed out that London is acting “as an accomplice and co-author of the bloody crimes and terrorist attacks ... Continue reading “Tension in Europe: Russia threatens the UK by using British drones in Ukrain…
According to the Sunday Times, drones produced by two British companies were supplied to Ukraine and used in return in a strike campaign against Russian territory.
Russia threatens UK for supplying drones to Kyiv
Russia yesterday warned Britain it would face consequences for supplying drones to Ukraine that are used to attack targets on Russian territory. The Russian embassy in London was responding to a report in the Times newspaper on Saturday which said British-made drones had been used for long-range str
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Locals view a burned-out warehouse belonging to online retailer giant Wildberries following a Ukrainian drone strike on the facility in Podolsk, Russia, on Aug. 17, 2026. —Contributor—Getty ImagesThe British government has responded after the Russian Embassy told London that it “will pay” for supplying drones to Ukraine. The U.K. drones were reportedly used in mainland strikes this week, for the first time since the full-scale Russia-Ukraine con…
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