Russia told the United States to stop sending more arms to Ukraine, warning that large Western deliveries of weapons were inflaming the conflict and would lead to more losses, Moscow’s ambassador to Washington said.
Highlights
- Russia tells U.S.
- to stop sending more arms to Ukraine, warning that large Western deliveries of weapons are inflaming the conflict and would lead to more losses, Moscow’s ambassador to Washington said.
- Russia’s Feb.
- 24 invasion of Ukraine has killed thousands of people, displaced millions more and raised fears of a wider confrontation between Russia and the United States.
- The United States has ruled out sending its own or NATO forces to Ukraine but Washington and its European allies have supplied weapons to Kyiv such as drones, Howitzer heavy artillery, anti-aircraft Stinger and anti-tank Javelin missiles.
- President Joe Biden pledged $800 million in more weaponry for Ukraine on Thursday.