The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the ambassadors of Great Britain and France

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned British Ambassador Nigel Casey. He was protested because of statements by British Foreign Minister David Cameron that Ukraine could use British weapons to attack Russian territory.

In a message from the Russian department, Cameron’s words named a hostile attack that Moscow believes contradicts London’s previous statements that long-range missiles would not be used to strike Russia. Thus, the British minister recognized his country as a party to the conflict, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

“The response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons on Russian territory can be any British military facilities and equipment on the territory of Ukraine and beyond,” the Foreign Ministry noted.

In addition, the Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the French Ambassador to Moscow, Pierre Levy. “Attempts by the French authorities to create some kind of “strategic uncertainty” for Russia with their irresponsible statements about the possible dispatch of Western military contingents to Ukraine are doomed to failure,” it says. message Russian department following a meeting with a French diplomat.

Earlier, the assumption that military personnel from NATO countries could be sent to the territory of Ukraine was made by French President Emmanuel Macron.

In addition, today the Russian Foreign Ministry statedthat Moscow will react in the same way if American intermediate- and shorter-range missiles appear outside the United States.