Kremlin Says UK Preventing Peace by Giving Missile Info to Ukraine
Moscow said Britain’s missile support deepens its role in the war and could prompt Russian strikes on production sites, officials said.
- British Prime Minister Andy Burnham arrived in Kyiv on Monday, his first overseas trip since taking office, to announce British support for Ukraine's domestic long-range missile production.
- The Kremlin condemned Britain's decision to share classified information on British-made SCALP missile components, claiming the move would "add fuel to the fire" and deepen Moscow's involvement concerns.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy marked the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence on Monday with a defiant speech, urging allies to provide "everything" needed to stop the war.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Britain of obstructing peace negotiations while claiming Russia's military systematically identifies and destroys missile production sites Ukraine establishes.
- US-Led peace talks stalled earlier this year amid fighting along the 750-mile frontline, prompting Zelenskiy to urge China to end its silence and pressure Russia toward settlement.
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