A Just Russia leader says London's provision of drones to Kiev spells participation in war
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Sergey Mironov, chairman of the A Just Russia party, stated that Britain's provision of drones to Ukraine for strikes on Russian oil refineries constitutes direct participation in the war. This follows a report from The Sunday Times indicating that British UAVs have been used for strikes deep within Russian territory.
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What happened
Britain's provision of unmanned aerial vehicles to the Ukrainian armed forces for attacks on Russia constitutes London's direct participation in the war, Sergey Mironov, chairman of the A Just Russia party, has told TASS.
Why it matters
"Providing Ukraine with the means to attack oil refineries in Russia should be considered London's direct participation in the war," Mironov said.
Common ground
Earlier, The Sunday Times, citing sources in the Ukrainian military, reported that British UAVs had been used by Kiev for the first time to carry out strikes deep into Russian territory.
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Follow-up questions
- What new context would change how readers understand this International Escalation story?
- What evidence would most clearly confirm or weaken the claim that Britain's provision of unmanned aerial vehicles to the Ukrainian armed forces for attacks on Russia constitutes London's direct participation in the war, Sergey Mironov, chairman of the A Just Russia party, has told TASS?
- What happens next if the deal stalls, and who has the power to restart talks?
Sergey Mironov, chairman of the A Just Russia party, stated that Britain's provision of drones to Ukraine for strikes on Russian oil refineries constitutes direct participation in the war. This follows a report from The Sunday Times indicating that British UAVs have been used for strikes deep within Russian territory.
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