Russia Threatens UK Over Ukraine Using British Drones in Attacks

Russia warned the UK would face “consequences for which it will have to answer” after reports that Kyiv used drones made by British companies for strikes inside Russian territory.

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Russia threatens Britain over Ukraine’s use of UK drones

Russia has threatened Britain with consequences after reports confirmed that Ukraine used British-made drones to strike targets inside Russia. Moscow accused London of escalating the war, while the British government said it would continue supplying Kyiv with military equipment. Russia’s embassy in London said Britain had “deliberately” chosen escalation by providing equipment used against targets on Russian territory.