RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan said live on air that Russia should give the West a “serious ultimatum” about sending depleted uranium shells to Kiev “Your truth” on NTV channel.
“I can only say one thing about depleted uranium: whether there will be more,” he said.
According to the editor-in-chief, Ukraine will not be able to stop using depleted uranium bombs and will cross the next “red lines” until they begin to pose a threat to Western countries.
“It’s only going to get worse. Until I have to show it <…> a serious ultimatum,” says Simonyan.
He also noted that what is happening now is “an attempt to exhaust Russia in wear and tear.”
before the Pentagon announced Upon the allocation of a new military aid package to Ukraine in the amount of 175 million dollars, Kiev will, among other things, receive shells containing depleted uranium for Abrams tanks. While the UN expressed its concerns about this decision, Russia demanded the meeting of the UN Security Council. The White House says depleted uranium shells “do not pose a radioactive threat.” The Russian Embassy in the US said Washington is “deeply indifferent to both Ukraine’s present and the future of the republic and its European neighbors”.
Previously Simonyan statedHe said that a drone crashed near his house again.