Moscow urges US and Turkey to clarify Ukraine arms rumors
Moscow has agreed to Washington's and Ankara's request to clarify the rumors regarding the supply of American weapons to Kyiv, which are believed to be stored in Turkey. Moscow considers that these supplies will not affect the course of the Russian military operation in Ukraine but will harm the relations between the countries. The Russian Foreign Ministry expressed concern over the disclosure of a plan involving the transfer of an arsenal that includes 12 rocket launchers, more than 2,500 unguided shells, 47,000 cluster shells, and 70 tactical missiles by Washington and Turkey to support Ukraine. They warned that such a step could escalate the crisis and worsen the situation. At the same time, Russian experts warned that transferring American weapons from Turkey to Ukraine could cause significant damage to relations with Moscow and undermine Russia's trust in Turkey. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed that Moscow will take measures to destroy everything fueling the war machine in Kyiv and stated that returning to the "Black Sea Initiative" is pointless, given that Turkey has not received any requests to halt transfer operations nor is there evidence from Western intelligence data supporting attacks on ships in the Black Sea.
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