Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba answered a question about possible supplies of ballistic missiles to Russia from other countries, including China or Iran, noting that the Ukrainian side has no facts that would confirm the provision of ballistic missiles to Russia by these countries, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday, UNN reported.
In response to journalists' questions about "possible facts of supplying ballistic missiles to Russia from other countries, in particular China or Iran," Dmytro Kuleba reportedly said that "currently, the Ukrainian side does not have facts that would confirm the provision of ballistic missiles to Russia by these countries.
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