Russia says West ‘testing its patience’ by sending guns to Kyiv; NATO said it was ready to help the eastern European country for years
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Russia reiterated this Thursday the 29th that the West is “testing its patience” by continuing to supply arms to the US Ukraine defend and attack your territory. The declaration comes after North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to tell you that you are ready to assist Kyiv for years of war against Russia. “Such aggressions against Russia cannot go unanswered,” said the spokeswoman for the Russian chancellorship, Maria Zakharova. “Further provocations leading Ukraine to attack Russian facilities will be met with a harsh response from Russia. We do not advise you to continue to test our patience,” he added. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also took a stand and stated that the West’s arms deliveries to Ukraine threaten security in Europe. “The tendency to arm Ukraine and other countries are actions that threaten the security of the continent and cause instability,” he said.
This exchange of threats between the Russians and the other countries helping Ukrainians intensified this week after Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said “there are real chances of a third world war” and the West held a meeting to discuss new ones Weapons to Discuss Supplies to Ukraine Germany has changed its policy for the second time, announcing it will send heavy weapons so they can continue to defend themselves against attacks. On Wednesday the 27th Wladimir Putin issued a new warning not to hesitate to resort to nuclear weapons. “If someone intends to intervene in current events from outside and create unacceptable threats of a strategic nature for us, he must know that our response will dry up,” he told the Russian parliament. Last week, the head of state tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile with nuclear capabilities, saying: “It has no analogues in the world and will not have for a long time. In fact, it is a unique weapon” and that’s not even the antimissile system of the US is able to fight.