recap’ – “20 Minutes” gives you an update every evening on the progress of the conflict in Ukraine
Did you miss the latest developments on the war in Ukraine? 20 Minutes gives you an update every evening. Between strong statements, advances on the front and the results of the fighting, here is the essential information from this Sunday, the 935th day of the conflict.
The fact of the day
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Sunday dismissed Russia’s warning to the West about allowing kyiv to use long-range missiles as “window dressing” and “bluster.” Tensions over the sensitive issue reached a fever pitch this week when US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed the possibility at the White House.
In response, Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that if the West allowed Ukraine to strike Russian territory with longer-range missiles, it would mean that “NATO countries are at war with Russia.”
Asked by the BBC on Sunday morning, David Lammy indicated that discussions on this subject were continuing with the United States and allies. To the question, “do you think Vladimir Putin is lying when he puts the threat of nuclear war on the table?”, he replied: “I think what Putin is doing is throwing dust in people’s eyes. These are (…) - 20minutes
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