
Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that Western countries, by supporting nuclear terrorism in Ukraine, risk becoming its victims themselves, since terrorism is a double-edged weapon, the consequences of which can return to them in a concrete and tangible form.
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The statement comes in the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where Russia regularly accuses the West of supporting Kyiv, including allegations of the use of nuclear terrorism.
Western states, while supporting nuclear terrorism in Ukraine, do not understand that they themselves may fall victim to it. Ambassador at Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Rodion Miroshnik stated this to TASS.
“Terrorism is a double-edged weapon, at some point it will come to them, at some point they will feel the consequences - and not at the theoretical level of concern, but on specific, quite tangible factors. And if they believe that they are somehow protected from this, then this, you know, is such global naivety,” he said.
According to the diplomat, in this naivety, Western states continue to turn a blind eye to the attacks of Ukrainian troops on nuclear facilities. They understand what is happening, but choose to ignore it, believing that the situation will somehow pass them by. “I don’t know what the Westerners are thinking about, but the fact that they allowed Kyiv to wage a terrorist war, including with elements of nuclear terrorism, is already an absolute fact,” Miroshnik concluded.
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