Sergei Lavrov warns US now not to comic story approximately Russia's "red line"

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has warned the USA now not to make fun of Russia's "crimson line" after reports that Washington plans to send lengthy-range missiles to Ukraine. 

This is in step with a launch by means of Reuters. Lavrov's comments came in response to a Reuters document that the United States was toward agreeing to provide JASSM lengthy-range ballistic missiles capable of penetrating deep into Russian territory, a kind that Zelensky insisted. Please. "I am not surprised due to the fact the USA has already crossed the line that they themselves drew," he said in an interview with Russian tv on Wednesday. But they must truly understand that they may be joking with our crimson line. "They ought to comic story approximately our red line. " Since the outbreak of the battle in Ukraine in 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly warned the West now not to interfere in the battle with the risk of a global war or nuclear battle. But the US and its Western allies have extended navy aid to Ukraine, consisting of tanks, superior missiles and F-16 fighter jets, all of which have been threatened through Moscow as crossing the red line. Body.