In Britain, they raised the question of the risks due to the supply of long-range weapons to Ukraine

“What other weapons and assistance could the ministry provide to Ukraine as an alternative?”

Moore asked in this regard in a request addressed to the head of the military department.

James Hippie, Junior Minister for the Armed Forces of Great Britain, answered the parliamentarian's question.

According to him, despite the possible risks, London will continue to support Ukraine with "an appropriate and balanced set of military means" to help it "defend its sovereign territory."

“The UK will analyze the support provided to Ukraine and does not rule out the possibility of providing weapons systems with a longer range,” Hippie stressed.

Earlier, the British Ministry of Defense confirmed the transfer of Brimstone-2 precision-guided missiles to Ukraine.

In November, the head of the British National Crime Agency, Graham Biggar, said that weapons supplied to Ukraine could fall into the hands of terrorists and criminals.