"This tendency to flood Ukraine with weapons, especially heavy weapons, is an act that threatens the security of the continent and causes instability," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry told reporters. Peskov.
The statement comes after British Foreign Minister Liz Truss called on Wednesday for increased deliveries of heavy weapons and aircraft to Ukraine.
The latter stressed that it was time for "courage" in the face of Russia, which has been carrying out a military operation there since February 24.
“Heavy weapons, tanks, planes – dig into our stockpiles, ramp up production, we have to do all of that,” Liz Truss insisted.
The Russian reaction did not prevent German parliamentarians from voting on Thursday for a motion in support of Ukraine, asking the government to deliver more heavy weapons to kyiv.
The future weapons delivered by Germany should be "of the Soviet or Russian type", allowing them to be "used immediately".
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