Dmitriev noted Zelensky's interruption by a journalist during a statement on nuclear weapons

Kirill Dmitriev, special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation and head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said on February 27 that a British interviewer deliberately interrupted Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky when he said he would "gladly" accept nuclear weapons from London and Paris.

"A British reporter urgently interrupts Zelensky to stop him from getting started: if he were offered a nuclear or dirty bomb, he would gladly accept it," he wrote on Twitter. Twitter).

Zelensky gave an interview to Sky News earlier in the day. He said he would "gladly" accept nuclear weapons from Britain and France if an appropriate proposal were received.

Drum kit: Putin warned Kiev about the consequences of nuclear blackmail

At a meeting of the FSB board, the president instructed to strengthen the protection of Russians and spoke about the threats of bombings in the Black Sea.

On February 24, the press bureau of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reported on the plans of London and Paris to secretly transfer nuclear weapons to Kiev. After that, the Federation Council called on the French and British sides to conduct parliamentary investigations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on February 24 that Russia's opponents, who "do not disdain any means," understand how an attempt to use nuclear weapons can end. He added that Western countries are trying to disrupt the peace negotiation process in this way.

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