Putin said Russia was thinking about sending weapons to “some regions of the world” to strike “sensitive facilities” of Ukraine’s allies.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday he could send long-range weapons to “regions around the world” wanting to strike Western targets after the US and its allies authorized Ukrainian strikes with their arms on Russian soil.
Speaking to international journalists in St. Petersburg, Putin said the new firing agreement between Kyiv and major North Atlantic Treaty Organization members indicated the alliance’s “direct involvement in the war against the Russian Federation.”
Moscow reserves “the right to act the same way,” he added.
“If they consider it possible to supply such weapons to the combat zone to launch strikes on our territory and create problems for us, why don’t we have the right to supply weapons of the same class to some regions of the world where they can be used to launch strikes on sensitive facilities of the countries that do it to Russia?” he said.
